Episode 20: NAR Settlement

from All In Uncensored with Ryan & Bryon Hosted by Bryon Taylor & Ryan Buys

Ryan and Bryon discuss the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Settlement and the implications it will have on the real estate market. They offer their opinions and provide a unique perspective of how to sift through the sensationalism the media offers and give a realistic assessment of what this all means for home buyers, lending, real estate partners and sellers. Please follow Ryan and Bryon at www.allinuncensored.com

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