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Wed. Thu. Fri. 0-2: Poor; 3-4: Fair; 5-6: Good; 7-8: Very Good; 9-10: Excellent. Outdoor Activities 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 A rating of 10 feels very comfortable while a rating of 0 feels very uncomfortable.
Comfort 3 5 3 3 3 3 10 0-2: Poor; 3-4: Fair; 5-6: Good; 7-8: Very Good; 9-10: Excellent. Boating forecast 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Pollen count Total pollen concentrations at this site was last reported June 5. Source: Drs. Shapiro and Lokshin Allergy Asthma Associates Trees Oak All types Weeds Other Low Moderate High Very High 24 hour pollen hot line: 775-359-5010 Dear Monty: We have been following the news regarding the class action law- suits against the real estate trade associa- tion and a number of the major brokerages. We have spoken to two real estate agents we are acquainted with to hear their reac- tions.
The responses we received were very and left us confused about the buyer role. What is your response to the upcoming changes in buyer agency? Answer: The trade association is the National Association of Realtors. NAR is not accustomed to losing battles with the Federal Trade Commission and The Department of Justice. According to Rob Hahn, the managing partner of a strat- egy consulting in the real estate indus- try, litigation has been ongoing for more than 100 years. Even as the dust settles with the new rules, the struggle for leadership within NAR and the tactics real estate companies are implementing add to clouding future.
Many more law- suits have been since the nett settlement. Consider the potential of not using a buyer agent No. 1: All the information one needs to search for and identify a home to view is available online today. The sources are real estate platforms, real estate compa- nies, local and state governments that employ geographic information systems and private companies that real es- tate-related information. Many consum- ers today are buying a home di- rectly from the seller is surprisingly easy.
No. 2: The change that has been man- dated will be challenging to implement and monitor and create additional fric- tion in real estate transactions. If you want to use a buyer agent when these rules take the buyer will pay the buyer agent commission, which can no longer be Additionally, your buyer agent must contact the listing agent, who must contact the seller to ne- gotiate a buyer agent commission. Will that take hours, days or weeks? What if the listing agent is already working di- rectly with a customer? No 3: The 500-plus multiple listing ser- vices are and stacked against home sellers and buyers. When a buyer uses a buyer agent, they are bound to use the state-approved forms, which the Consumer Federation of America says are biased against the consumer.
No. 4: Real estate consumers are learn- ing how to do it themselves. With higher home prices and commissions based on percentages, agents have been getting big raises as home values soared during the past three years. NAR said about 500,000 homes were sold privately in 2022. customer is the real estate agent, not the consumer, and as a trade association, many of their articles feel like native ad- vertising.
No. 5: Real estate agents have motivations for becoming agents. Some of these motivations contradict the founding principle of organized real es- tate putting your goals ahead of your own. Asymmetry here is alive and well. written more on my website about agent motivations for working in real estate as independent contractors.
Buyers have options Contacting the listing agent may be the easiest way to view the house. Another option is using for-sale-by-owner web- sites, which will reveal homes that are ab- sent from MLS and, choices that have yet to be invented. We all must wait and see what choices develop when the rules take Richard Montgomery is a syndicated columnist, published author, retired real estate executive, serial entrepreneur and the founder of DearMonty.com and Prop- Box, Inc. He provides consumers with op- tions to real estate issues. Follow him on Twitter(X) or DearsMonty- 5 reasons to avoid a buyer agent Dear Monty Richard Montgomery Guest Columnist COMMITTED TO OUR COMMUNITY.
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