Parties in Mega-Buyer Suits Reveal ‘Ongoing’ Settlement Discussion
In a new filing yesterday, plaintiffs and defendants in the looming mega-buyer commission lawsuits previewed some of the disputes and ...
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Panel Discusses What the Future Holds For Industry Associations In A Post-Settlement World
WASHINGTON, D.C.—With all the changes in the real estate industry in the past year, it’s understandable that real estate associations ...
RISMedia’s Contract & Commission Report Releases Oct. 29
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Alabama REALTORS® Pushes to End Mandatory NAR Membership
Membership in the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has long been an essential requirement for real estate professionals, but that ...
NAR Announces New ‘Consumer Guide’ Series
The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) has announced a new series of consumer resources designed to help REALTORS® empower home ...
Moving Past the ‘Bad Internet’
Above: Andy Florance and John Featherston Photo Credit: AJ Canaria Against a backdrop of industry disquiet over foundational changes to ...
Fathom Settles Commission Suits, Will Pay $2.95M Over Two Years
Fathom Realty is the latest brokerage to strike a settlement in the seller-filed commission lawsuits, agreeing to pay $2.95 million ...
Ruling on Future of Clear Cooperation Punted to October
As the real estate industry works to implement rule changes triggered by the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) Aug. 17 ...
Burnett Attorneys Request $226M From Settlements
With just shy of $1 billion in a still-growing settlement fund, lawyers who worked on the Burnett case are renewing ...
NAR’s Chief Legal Counsel Reveals Path Forward
Photo by AJ Canaria WASHINGTON, D.C.—Katie Johnson has undoubtedly had one of the toughest jobs in real estate over the ...
4 Key Strategies to Get Homes Sold Faster and for Top Dollar
Investing in a home inspection allows homeowners to find out (and fix) what they will find out anyway assuming homebuyer candidates have inspections done. Read more.
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