Great topics. 1) Real estate agents are the ones confused and 80% don’t know or appreciate the changes happening starting tomorrow. 2) NAR is truly a monopoly over the industry including its own members I agree with you on that point. 3) Agents in MLS-PIN should abide by previously offered/agreed to offers of compensation from sellers regardless of whether it’s no longer enforced by MLS-PIN.
I can give you half a billion dollar reason why I am no longer a realtor. And people who are guilty of steering and thinking violating Sherman Anti-Trust was ethical, are claiming that the people who weren't sued were the problem. So you can gaslight only so long before you lose membership.
This is what pisses me off. The NAR decides to contact the major papers first when all this happened (lawsuit) instead of reaching out and informing the members first yet the current NAR president wants to keep dialogue/frustrations "within"
Why would "we" be required to use those forms? I'm not a Realtor. The Realtor forms are not mandated by the state. Maybe your broker requires you to use those forms?
Well, I think that was my point near the end of the livestream, probably not worth the hassle of trying to get out of it (for alot of reasons). But not everyone is rational.
If co-broke language was agreed to in the listing agreement and posted previously in MLS PIN, then I would argue that yes it should be legally enforceable irrespective of the enforcement by MLS PIN itself. However, make sure to confirm that and include it in the offer to purchase and then agreed to in the P&S and save yourself the trouble. Again, I’ve said this for months: Avoid Co-Broke Language in Listing Agreements (especially moving forward).
Yes I did too, I didn't want to get too political in today's video but yes you see that framing from the Left all the time. [False premise followed by an assumption that everyone agrees with you.]
Great topics. 1) Real estate agents are the ones confused and 80% don’t know or appreciate the changes happening starting tomorrow. 2) NAR is truly a monopoly over the industry including its own members I agree with you on that point. 3) Agents in MLS-PIN should abide by previously offered/agreed to offers of compensation from sellers regardless of whether it’s no longer enforced by MLS-PIN.
Thank you!!
As always!! Excellent info!! Keep up that positive hustle!!
Thank you! Will do!
"keep the dirty laundry to yourselves!" Please! There is a reason I am NOT a "Realtor".
I can give you half a billion dollar reason why I am no longer a realtor. And people who are guilty of steering and thinking violating Sherman Anti-Trust was ethical, are claiming that the people who weren't sued were the problem. So you can gaslight only so long before you lose membership.
Nar is useless
This is what pisses me off. The NAR decides to contact the major papers first when all this happened (lawsuit) instead of reaching out and informing the members first yet the current NAR president wants to keep dialogue/frustrations "within"
Everybody is protecting their turf (I saw where NAR's human resource person's salary was a giant number (something like $300,000/yr).
That's true NAR dropped the settlement news with the NYTimes first, then told their members. Excellent point. Thanks for reminder!!
Just became a member of AREA. Its was only $20.
me too, we'll see what happens.
@@OnlineRealEstateAcademy Hey, we're AREA brothers now! 😆
tell us more please
So true
As A Realtor, we need to clean house
Good luck, I'm not a Realtor.
An **autocratic** trade association…hysterical!
Good one!
Bro you have a great voice. Maybe break into animation. You belong as a character on the simpsons
Dude
I thought the reason why we have to become Realtors is so we have access to legal forms in the MAR or GBREB libraries
But they are not the only source of those forms. I invested time and money to draft our own IP with legal advice.
Do you write your own Addendums? I thought we had to either use MAR or GBREB forms.
Why would "we" be required to use those forms? I'm not a Realtor. The Realtor forms are not mandated by the state. Maybe your broker requires you to use those forms?
@@OnlineRealEstateAcademy I guess my concern is MAR and GBREB are legal forms which were supposed to use to avoid law suits
Just because the MLS does not enforce it doesn't mean legally it's not enforceable if it is in writing?
Well, I think that was my point near the end of the livestream, probably not worth the hassle of trying to get out of it (for alot of reasons). But not everyone is rational.
If co-broke language was agreed to in the listing agreement and posted previously in MLS PIN, then I would argue that yes it should be legally enforceable irrespective of the enforcement by MLS PIN itself. However, make sure to confirm that and include it in the offer to purchase and then agreed to in the P&S and save yourself the trouble. Again, I’ve said this for months: Avoid Co-Broke Language in Listing Agreements (especially moving forward).
I listened to that podcast when it came out and thought how much the NAR CEO sounds so much like VP-POTUS K. Harris.
Yes I did too, I didn't want to get too political in today's video but yes you see that framing from the Left all the time. [False premise followed by an assumption that everyone agrees with you.]
Not a coincidence. Token DEI hire