CA allows net listings with additional disclosures and agreements, but they have ethical issues with the NAR and state laws make them illegal.

@Joe Crawford NAR (National Association of Realtors) does some numbers on regional basis and possibly a state wide basis.

Alex Harris two things.First, I recall reading some stuff put out by NAR that said the disclosure only has to be made prior to going under contract, but that's the only requirement.

According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR) the product that is selling the fastest (fewer days on market) nationwide are homes that are priced between $100K and $250K.

The NAR affordability index looks at fundamental value by comparing income to price.

Being a realtor I am governed by NAR, NJAR, and my local board.

Such sources must be related to the topic of interest, government sources, finance attorneys, real estate attorneys, CPA firms, professional organizations, NAR, ALTA, AIA, and quasi government entities like Fannie Mae or FDIC.

Don't waste your time getting your license - joining NAR - paying all the fees as well as the money they need to pay politicians under the table = Political Action Fund.

NAR also knows these things take place and that is why your dues are so high as they spend millions in advertising to the public to overcome the negative perception of many individual buyer/sellers.

Much more difficult than the "my realtor is seeing..." or "NAR reports..." or "the REO inventory is being consumed...".