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Commissioned Study Shows That ‘Decoupling’ Agent Commission Is a Bad Bet for Consumers

What would happen if homebuyers were required to pay their real estate agents directly? That question may likely be on many people’s minds as several lawsuits aimed at the real estate commission structure persist. A recent study looked at the potential implications of indulging the proposed “decoupling” of agent compensation. It paints a bleak picture, […]

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NAR Study Shows Lack of Affordable Housing Biggest Obstacle to Home Buying

The report compares the experiences of both potential and successful home buyers across races and ethnicities. The biggest challenges identified are a lack of affordable homes, a lack of homes that fit their criteria, competing with multiple offers, and saving for a down payment. www.nar.realtor – Fair Housing

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Study Highlights How Credit Scoring Impacts Fair Lending, Minority Homeownership Rates

Credit Scoring Impact on Fair Lending, Minorities NAR will use new research to shape policy positions in effort to boost minority homeownership. Media Contact:  Wesley Shaw 202-383-1193 Fair Housing

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NAR Study Shows Decline in International Home Buyers

A new study from the National Association of REALTORS® found a decline in the number of foreign homebuyers in the U.S. as well as the total sales volume. www.nar.realtor – Real Estate Story Ideas

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