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Feb 26, 2025 57 min

Let Freedom Ring!

from Industry Relations

In this episode of Industry Relations, Rob and Greg break down the latest in the ongoing battle over NAR's three-way agreement and how Phoenix Realtors' recent compromise with NAR might reshape the industry. They explore whether this is a true win for NAR or just the beginning of a major shift, debating the rise of the "Freedom Plan" and how it could spread across the country. With bold predictions, deep industry insights, and a fair amount of sarcasm, this episode is a must-listen for anyone keeping an eye on real estate governance. Key Takeaways • Phoenix Realtors' "Compromise": Did they cave to NAR, or did they find a way to rewrite the rules on their own terms? • The Freedom Plan vs. Realtor Membership: How the rebranded "Non-Member MLS Access" could be the start of a larger movement. • Will Other Associations Follow?: If Phoenix can do it, why wouldn't Scottsdale and other local associations jump on board? • State Associations' Next Move: Will Arizona Realtors create their own version of the Freedom Plan to retain members? • Is the Three-Way Agreement Dead?: Rob argues that this move could mark the beginning of the end for NAR's traditional membership structure Inman News: NAR, Phoenix Realtors settle fight over MLS Choice Watch Us on YouTube Connect with Rob and Greg: Rob's Website Greg's Website Our Sponsors: CoreLogic Notorious VIP The Giant Steps Job Board Production and Editing Services by Sunbound Studios

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