Buyer Agent Playbook: Total Recall—Things You Want New Clients to Know ASAP…and Remember
The information overload can be overwhelming when meeting with first-time homebuyers. There may have been a phone convo or two, ...
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Buyer Plaintiffs Dodge Jurisdiction Dismissals by Filing in New States
Although key defendants in the wide-ranging buyer-side commission lawsuit known as Batton recently sought to have their cases dismissed by ...
CoStar Agrees to Change Homes.com Ads After Realtor.com Challenge
CoStar has agreed to change some key advertising claims regarding its Homes.com residential portal amid a contentious back and forth ...
NAR and DOJ Meeting Sparks Industrywide Dialogue Around Settlement ‘Workaround’
The complicated process of ensuring that the real estate industry complies with incoming policy changes is underway, as concerns about ...
REcolorado Buyer Unmasked, Exposing Potential Conflicts
The sale of REcolorado, the 16th-largest MLS nationwide with 25,000 members, has become mired in controversy, as evidence suggesting conflicts ...
Judge Sets 2027 Trial Date for Largest Seller Copycat Lawsuit
Judge Stephen R. Bough, who oversaw the Burnett case, has set a trial date for the central national copycat lawsuit ...
Rate Cuts Possible as Inflation Numbers Show Progress
Finally, inflation numbers open up the door for the Federal Reserve to potentially cut rates this September. The personal consumption ...
NYC Commission Cases Paused as Parties Spar Over Jurisdiction, NAR Settlement
A judge in the Southern District of New York paused two key commission cases on June 26 after an extensive ...
REcolorado to Be Sold to Private Entity
The REALTOR® Association owners of REcolorado®, made up of the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS® (DMAR) and the South Metro ...
Judges Split on Approach to Independent MLSs, NAR Opt-Ins
For independent MLSs, opting into the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) settlement was a tough decision, and potentially costly. But ...
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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