Ryan Tomasello, who predicted a 30% fall in commissions from legal, economic and governmental challenges, prepares to take the stage at ICLV to talk consolidation, disruption, innovation
Ed Zorn, Anthony Lamacchia and others weigh in on buyer agreements, commission sharing and everything you need to know about the new forms
As financial targets pave the way for interest rates to (finally) fall, the real estate industry is cautiously optimistic about a late-year boost
Buyers and sellers who feel like the commission settlements didn't go far enough are fighting back in court, and the cases are bunching up
What do you make of commission-sharing workarounds, and how are you planning to change up your communication strategy?
As key milestones approach, the DOJ's upcoming opinion on the commission lawsuit settlement is already drawing both attention and criticism
How will agents master the delicate art of dual agency (and unlock double the opportunities), while balancing the fine line of fair representation?
MLSs rethink rules and develop new policies in the face of upcoming changes to their ability to post compensation information
In the face of backlash from proposed profit-sharing cuts, the franchisor's leadership council is changing its tune
In the face of so much rapid change and an often-frustrating lack of clarity from The Powers That Be, what the heck are you supposed to tell your buyers and sellers now?
The National Association of Realtors membership gathered in the nation's capital to ctrl-alt-del its reputation. Did it work?
This week we got our first glimpse into some of the practical, procedural changes that we'll see in the aftermath of NAR's commission lawsuit settlement
Opinion
With preliminary approval of NAR's deal and a new settlement proposal from HomeServices of America, can we finally all get back to business?
There's been a heapin' helpin' of new developments in the commission lawsuits. Here's how to pivot and be ready for whatever comes next
As mortgage heads from UWM and Rocket fight it out in the press, it seems like both agents and consumers are just wondering how they're going to pay the bills