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THE JURY SPOKE - WE LISTENED

The Plaintiffs in the Burnett et al. v. NAR et al. class action lawsuit successfully advocated for transparent and negotiated commissions. Essentially, they seek the establishment of a free market economy for real estate commissions. 


The chains of the Adversarial Rule have been broken and REALTORS® are free to share incentives that residential real estate Sellers offer to Buyers. Listing Brokers and Agents can also announce to Buyers that a property has been listed with a price that does not include any cooperative compensation. 


Regardless of the Seller's pricing, Buyers must make offers to purchase with a clear understanding of what's the deal.


HERE’S THE DEAL is a platform designed to facilitate information exchange between Sellers and Buyers, providing crucial insights for accurately assessing property market values. Transparency and access to information are vital for creating a fair and competitive market environment.  

HERE'S THE DEAL ADHERES TO THE PRACTICE CHANGES OUTLINED IN THE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

The Agreement permits REALTORS® to advertise cooperative compensations outside of the MLS, with exceptions related to data feeds and aggregators. NAR acknowledges that REALTORS® may also advertise in newspapers. 

 

Our platform operates as a digital classified advertisement page and does not accept data feeds or engage in aggregation.

THE DOJ'S OBJECTIVE IS LOWER COMMISSIONS

The DOJ aims to reduce commissions. They also expect buyers to either fund their own representation, regardless of their financial situation, or risk making one of the largest financial decisions of their lives without representation.

HERE'S THE DEAL:  THE MARKET WILL DETERMINE COMPENSATIONS FOR REALTORS® 
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