The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has recently agreed to a landmark settlement with significant implications for the future of American real estate. A new report by the National Buyers Agents Association explains this settlement along with the imminent changes being made.
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National Buyers Agents Association has authored a new report highlighting the impact of the recent NAR Settlement in terms of its effect on commissions for agents. The document also explores the ways in which the agreement might alter the real estate process for buyers and sellers throughout the United States.
For more information see https://buyeragentsearch.com/nar-settlement-changes-real-estate-commissions-and-services/
Accusations of inflated commission fees have been at the heart of an extensive legal dispute between property sellers and the National Association of Realtors. Finalized earlier this year, the resulting settlement decision is set to usher in widespread changes to the current commission model.
National Buyers Agents Association points to the removal of buyer agent compensation fees from Multiple Listing Services (MLS) databases as one of the prominent alterations being brought forward. Written notice regarding fees will also need to be given by agents - and explicitly agreed to by buyers or sellers. The National Buyers Agents Association has been in favor of the latter for some time - citing the essentiality of full clarity for all involved.
An NBAA representative explained: “The National Buyers Agents Association has advocated for a written agreement for the past 25 years, emphasizing the importance of reviewing these agreements before beginning a property search. Ensuring clarity on compensation terms and services provided will help buyers navigate the evolving market effectively.”
Its report also features a video discussion between investment analyst Matt Frankel and eXp Realty CEO Leo Pareja. Their conversation covers the sweeping changes coming into effect as a result of the recent NAR settlement. It also offers insights into the likely changes that agents might make as they help buyers and sellers traverse the residential real estate landscape.
With the property market continuously shifting across the nation, National Buyers Agents Association urges buyers and sellers to consult with licensed brokers for specific info on how the NAR Settlement might affect their future transactions. In support, the association offers a growing directory that lists agents and agencies serving each of the fifty US states.
Additional information is available at: https://buyeragentsearch.com/associations-and-real-estate-agents/
“Staying informed and adapting to these changes will be crucial for ensuring a smooth and successful real estate experience,” adds National Buyers Agents Association.
Interested parties can find details about National Buyers Agents Association and its network at: https://buyeragentsearch.com/find-a-buyers-agent/
Contact Info:
Name: Kathleen Chiras
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Organization: Skyfor, Inc. dba National Buyers Agents Association
Address: 7652 Gartner Rd. Ste. 723, Evergreen, Colorado 80439, United States
Phone: +1-303-670-0246
Website: https://buyeragentsearch.com
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