EPISODE · Aug 23, 2024 · 22 MIN
Changes in the MLS Rules (NAR Lawsuit): What Buyers and Agents Need to Know
from Fund2000.com Real Estate Podcast · host Chuck HAMM
Send a textIn this episode, we're discussing the recent NAR lawsuit and MLS rule change that now requires buyers to sign a representation agreement before viewing properties. We'll explain what this means for buyers and agents, and how it shifts the dynamics of the real estate market. We'll also cover important topics like commission negotiation, flexible agreement terms, and strategies for both buyers and agents to navigate this new landscape successfully. Finally, we'll address common buyer concerns and explore the potential long-term effects of this rule change on the industry as a whole. Tune in for valuable insights and practical advice on how to adapt to these changes in the real estate world.Check out Fund2000.com for our Mortgage Lending team (NMLS 2277963).Sold2000.com for our real estate Sales Team (DRE 02173355).Learn more about host Chuck Hamm here or on LinkedIn, and contact him at [email protected]. Video version of podcast on Youtube or search for Fund2000 Real Estate Podcast!This content is not legal advice. Contact an attorney for legal advice. For specific real estate sales or mortgage lending questions, you may contact [email protected]
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Send a text In this episode, we're discussing the recent NAR lawsuit and MLS rule change that now requires buyers to sign a representation agreement before viewing properties. We'll explain what this means for buyers and agents, and how it shifts the dynamics of the real estate market. We'll also cover important topics like commission negotiation, flexible agreement terms, and strategies for both buyers and agents to navigate this new landscape successfully. Finally, we'll address common buye...
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