The NAR has never audited or asked me or anyone else I know what my expenses and profits were in flips so these figures you have posted are fictional at best.

I suppose the NAR gets that sort of legal protection by consistently being on top of PAC donor lists.

The NAR does a random nationwide sample.

This likely wouldn't be the case here, but NAR has suggested to its members that they withhold letters from their clients so as to not cause a Fair Housing claim.

Having said that, according to NAR, "The typical FSBO home sold in 2013 for $184,000 compared to $230,000 for agent-assisted home sales."

As Det.

It isn't even owned by NAR.

But interestingly, the National Association of Realtor (NAR) by-laws specifically allow brokerages to do pocket listings.

This is assuming the current version of the senate bill passes, but if the property is under contract before Jan 1, then it falls under the current 2 in 5 year rule.And every real estate lobbying group is talking about it...NAR, NAHB etc.

Fortunately, the NAR Code of Ethics is pretty clear on the advantages of the Wholesaling Realtor®.