Once the NAR lawsuits are settled, I'll bet those same lawyers go after wholesalers and "off market" deals. 

Thanks, but we don't care - it's stupid protectionist policies like that which resulted in the NAR lawsuit agreeing to mandatory commissions being cut last month. 

Quote from @NA R Smith: If you are buying a property, the agent should only ask (if they do at all) to see your ID to verify your human and then only if they are providing you with access to viewing homes on your own.

or where NAR will get it.

Heavily skewed by the West, which is $613k (NAR).

The median existing-home sales price increased 4.8%, reaching $393,500—the highest price ever recorded for March, NAR reports.Meanwhile, builders pressed the brakes on new-home construction, sensing buyer hesitancy from rising mortgage rates.

With the NAR settlement, trying to understand what's the norm in the near future is a bit confusing.

This is the kind of stuff that led to the NAR lawsuit. 

"Real" real estate education is found in real estate agent and broker courses, both initial licensing and CE, certain colleges and universities, courses offered by legit organizations such as Appraisal Institute, CCIM, BOMA, NAR, CRE, MBA,  etc., textbooks on real estate, real estate law classes, and SOMETIMES in education offered by REIAs.

NAR's own statistics show that some 75%'ish of new agents drop out in the first year and I think 90%'ish drop out in the first three...