DOJ Seeks Ban of ‘Indirect’ Commission Rules, Alleges Antitrust in Optional NAR Policies
Despite offering a cautiously positive assessment of the settlement struck by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) late last month, ...
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DOJ: NAR Request for Rehearing ‘Falls Far Short’
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) argued to an appeals court yesterday that last month's petition by the National Association ...
Single-Family Homes Line Investor Portfolios—and Lawmakers Are Noticing
Editor’s note: This story is the first part of a two-part RISMedia report on the effects of institutional homebuyers on ...
Zillow, MLSs Settle Showing Service ‘Monopoly’ Lawsuit
Zillow and two MLSs appear to have reached a settlement agreement in an antitrust lawsuit over its ShowingTime software, in ...
Boost Your Value and Demonstrate Buyer-Agency Advocacy
Anthony Djon Founder and CEO Anthony Djon Luxury Real Estate Troy, Michigan https://www.anthonydjon.com Region served: Birmingham and adjacent Michigan metro ...
Northeast Cities See Downtown Prices Hold Higher Than Other Regions
Downtowns from coast to coast are still recovering from unprecedented change as a result of the COVID pandemic, and home ...
Hoby Hanna to Present the ‘State of Real Estate’
From post NAR-settlement fallout to ongoing economic flux, residential real estate brokers are confronting a barrage of obstacles to running ...
Buyer Agent Playbook: How to Make the Case for Compensation as Buyer Agent
Most have heard the adage that “time is money,” but how often are agents asked how much their time is ...
VA Temporarily Allows Military Borrowers to Pay Their Own Real Estate Agent’s Fees
In a move designed to help military service members, veterans and eligible spouses stay competitive in the current housing market, ...
Brokers Strongly Favor Raising Standards for Real Estate Licenses
Between the critics who have promulgated accusations of real estate price-fixing and conspiracy, and the brokers who have long championed ...
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope. Read more.
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