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https://lnkd.in/eaUji_D8 Changes are coming. What does this mean for buyers and sellers? Don't get caught off guard. If you're planning a move you need to discuss these changes with a real estate professional. If you have any questions feel free to call me to discuss what we know and what we don't. 904-237-0458

📝💯 NEW BLOG: Unraveling the Myths of the NAR Settlement: A Comprehensive Guide! 🏡💼 🤔💭 Curious about how the recent National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) lawsuit settlement will affect the real estate market? David Wilson from Carolina's Choice Real Estate dives deep into the misconceptions and realities surrounding this landmark settlement. BLOG HIGHLIGHTS: 🔹 The Misconception of Falling Home Prices: The NAR settlement won’t necessarily lead to a drop in home prices. Market conditions, not commission rates, drive list prices. 🔹 Understanding Commissions and List Prices: Commissions are negotiable. Learn how different commission models, like Carolina’s Choice’s low flat fee, impact pricing. 🔹 Buyer’s Perspective: Discover the risks of unrepresented buyers, the importance of due diligence fees, and the financial impact of hiring agents. 🔹 Uncovering Material Facts: Both listing and buyer’s agents play crucial roles in uncovering important property details. 📹 Don’t forget to watch the video with David Wilson explaining it all on the blog page! Read the full blog, "Unraveling the Myths of the NAR Settlement: A Comprehensive Guide" on our website today! 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4naQ9PU #RealEstateNews #NARSettlement #NationalAssociationOfRealtors #HomePrices #MarketDynamics #CarolinaChoiceRealEstate #BuyerBeware #RealEstateTips #RealEstateAdvice #RaleighRealtor

NAR's recent settlement is poised to create significant changes in the real estate industry, affecting how professionals conduct business. Learn more in this exclusive article: @prestonscbeach

Just me looking towards the future of real estate and pondering how the NAR lawsuit could impact real estate. I recently wrote an article about this for a local newspaper. Here is a snippet... The NAR lawsuit settlement headlines are giving a lot of pause and panic to many about what is going to change about the real estate process going forward. There’s a lot of speculation about how it could impact pricing and how the process will be different if Seller’s are no longer required to pay for a Buyer’s Realtor fees, when listing the home in MLS. If the courts approve the settlement, the proposed changes would take place in July. The biggest change is that it won’t be required for Seller’s to pay the Buyer’s Realtor for representation and a co-broke fee will not be advertise in MLS. It is currently required to offer a Buyer co-broke fee when listing a home in MLS. Click on the link in comments for my predictions.

Delve into my latest opinion piece shedding light on the NAR settlement's implications for Canadian real estate. https://lnkd.in/gk43i66E

If you're eager to gain insight into the NAR settlement without wading through lengthy content, look no further! Renowned Real Estate expert Duane Gomer has penned a concise article debunking myths and rumors surrounding the NAR Settlement. Dive into the real outcome with this quick read! #RealEstate #NARSettlement #DuaneGomer https://lnkd.in/gHxcZyuQ

Understand the recent settlement involving the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its impact on real estate transactions. Learn how commissions remain negotiable, despite widespread misconceptions, and what this means for buyers, sellers, and agents.

🤓 The Truth About the NAR Settlement Agreement. The national conversation around real estate commissions reached a crescendo in the last week since the National Association of REALTORS® announced a settlement agreement that would resolve litigation brought on behalf of home sellers related to broker commissions. Brokers and agents have their own questions about what comes next for their businesses, while at the same time trying to answer consumer inquiries. And many headlines aren’t separating fact from fiction, feeding misinformation to you and your clients. Let’s clear the air: There’s no doubt the litigation—including copycat lawsuits that were filed after the Sitzer-Burnett verdict—caused considerable uncertainty in an industry already dealing with the effects of low inventory and interest rate increases. The settlement, which must be approved by a judge, provides a path forward for real estate professionals, REALTOR® associations, brokerages, MLSs and other industry stakeholders. Most importantly, it gives NAR members the chance to refocus on their core mission to support buyers and sellers. READ MORE @ https://lnkd.in/g6A4Gre4 #realestate #lawsuits

New blog post on the changes that went into effect over the weekend: Navigating the NAR Settlement: What It Means for Real Estate in Greater Boston https://lnkd.in/eqCCpMyN

There is a lot of misinformation floating around these days. Here are the 7 most common myths about the proposed settlement. If you have questions about this issue or any other real estate realted questions, book a free consultation today. We love to talk all things real estate. #allthingsrealestate #rapidesparishhomesforsale #NARproposedsettlement #servicefirstrealtyLA Service First Realty (O) 318-787-7108 (C) 318-794-6365 Serving and Licensed in Louisiana