Lawsuits, Compass, Fee: Inman’s Prime 5 Tales This Week
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One of many class-action fits seeks $250 million in damages whereas the opposite is asking the courtroom for a preliminary injunction stopping Keller Williams from distributing revenue share funds.
Credit score: Compass
The information comes one week after NAR’s whopping $418 million settlement was introduced. Compass additionally agreed to make some minor adjustments to its enterprise practices as a part of the settlement.
Robby Braun, associate at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, addresses “misconceptions” concerning the NAR deal’s influence and says Realtors who attempt to ignore the adjustments “will get left behind.”
Actual property professionals reply within the aftermath of NAR’s huge fee lawsuit settlement and Compass’ model new one.
Premier Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty President and CEO Budge Huskey corrects the report on commissions — and the potential influence of the NAR settlement on patrons, sellers and brokers.
