Over the past year, real estate agents across the country have been receiving demand letters claiming their websites violate a California privacy law written in 1967. If you have heard about this from a colleague, or a letter has landed in your own inbox, here is what is going on.

A quick note before we get into this: I'm sharing general best practices here based on what I see in my role at Luxury Presence, not offering legal advice. Every agent's situation is different, and a trusted local attorney is always your best resource for specific questions.

A quick note before we get into this: I'm sharing general best practices here based on what I see in my role at Luxury Presence, not offering legal advice. Every agent's situation is different, and a trusted local attorney is always your best resource for specific questions.

A quick note before we get into this: I'm sharing general best practices here based on what I see in my role at Luxury Presence, not offering legal advice. Every agent's situation is different, and a trusted local attorney is always your best resource for specific questions.

A quick note before we get into this: I'm sharing general best practices here based on what I see in my role at Luxury Presence, not offering legal advice. Every agent's situation is different, and a trusted local attorney is always your best resource for specific questions.