Getting Ahead of Industry Curves
Above, Tony Ketterling As we continue to adapt to today’s post-settlement environment, real estate professionals across the board are rising ...
Tag: Settlement
Commission Rates Drop After Settlement—but by the Least in the Northeast
Are real estate commissions falling? Every REALTOR® has been asking that since NAR’s rule changes mandating buyer agent agreements went ...
Court Report: DOJ’s Future Unclear; Weichert Latest Brokerage to Settle Commission Lawsuit
The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around real estate. ...
eXp Settles Commission Lawsuits for $34 Million
eXp has joined the list of real estate brokerages and organizations settling the many commission lawsuits filed by homesellers that ...
DOJ Negotiates Another Settlement in Bank Redlining Initiative
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has approved a settlement from OceanFirst Bank in relation to a redlining investigation against them. ...
Real Estate News and Trends to Keep An Eye On
Real estate is both a hyperlocal industry and one highly susceptible to both national and macroeconomic trends. Paying attention to ...
COURT REPORT: NAR Settlement Rules Take Hold While Brokers Hit Back
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around ...
Navigating Mandatory Changes Following the NAR Settlement
When it comes to successfully guiding clients through the real estate process, transparency is key. Proving your worth and value ...
Offerpad CEO Predicts Buyers and Sellers Will Get ‘Used To’ Working Together Directly
Brian Bair, chief executive officer of iBuyer Offerpad Solutions, said during his company’s Q2 earnings call that the real estate ...
Court Report: DOJ Presses on NAR, MLSs React as Rule Change Opt-in Deadline Passes
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around ...
Common Sense Pricing
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