If you are butthurt that the NAR & DOJ want you to sit down with a Buyer and explain to them why they need to pay you $X for working with them, you ain't built for this life.

Then out of the portion they keep, they pay income tax, E&O insurance, health insurance, MLS dues, NAR dues, continuing ed, marketing, car insurance and maintenance, retirement fund, etc. then live off of what's left.

There was a large lawsuit over real estate commissions settled nationally last week and I'm curious what everyone's thoughts are on what if anything it will change in the real estate industry?From my perspective a 6% ...

This is a lawsuit settlement against NAR.

Now useless NAR settled in that dumb lawsuit that they should have never lost and that's just going to add to more problems in the real estate market.

Ultimately, you can file a complaint with the States Real Estate Division instead of dealing with someone who is unresponsive and if they are a member of the NAR you can also submit a complaint with them as well.

The Daily, the NY Times Podcast - discusses the recent NAR bombshell decision that rocked the real estate world.BTW - Did you know that the NAR owns the company that makes the lock boxes that agents use every day?

Hi, BPers, with the settlement of NAR lawsuit in the news everywhere, I am wondering how does that affect the commercial real estate brokers?

The foremost real estate organization in the US is the NAR and their legal council has reviewed the law and tracks litigation.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/15/economy/nar-realtor-commissio...No question there will be big changes coming up in real estate sales and the model.