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How the Real Estate industry is changing?


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In this video, we delve into the recent lawsuit filed against the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its implications for the real estate industry. As a Realtor in Maine, it's crucial to understand how these changes may affect our local market. Firstly, let's address what NAR is and why this lawsuit matters. NAR is the largest trade association for real estate professionals, setting standards and guidelines for the industry nationwide. The lawsuit challenges certain practices regarding commission structures and their impact on consumers. One of the key questions is whether the prohibition resulting from this lawsuit will ultimately save money for sellers or buyers. While it's tempting to assume that lower commissions would benefit both parties, it's essential to remember that commission rates are always negotiable. Additionally, the seller typically pays the agency, which then decides how to compensate the buyer's broker. This dynamic could potentially remain unchanged despite the lawsuit's outcome. Maine has notably differed in its approach to real estate transactions, requiring signed agreements before showing properties. This regulation adds an extra layer of complexity to the discussion, influencing how buyers and sellers interact with Realtors. Moreover, the impact on VA loans cannot be overlooked. Changes in commission structures may affect how Realtors work with buyers using VA loans, potentially altering the visibility of commission rates and the overall process of how we get paid. It's essential to stay informed about these developments, especially considering that the changes are slated to go into effect in July if passed. As members of the real estate community, it's our responsibility to adapt to these shifts and continue providing exceptional service to our clients. Join us as we navigate through these changes and explore what they mean for the future of real estate in Maine and beyond. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated on the latest news and insights from the Make Maine Your Home Team. If you're considering making Maine your home, you don't have to do it alone! 🚀FREE personalized home search!→https://looksee.it/qpWjG 💲Get your FREE Home Value Report→ https://looksee.it/YBr4I 📨 E-mail us: [email protected] 📱Call or Text Doug: (207) 838.5593 📔View the blog post on my website... 🏘️ To Search for Properties check out https://www.makemaineyourhome.realestate/ 🏘️🎉 Follow us on Social Media 🎉 ➡️Facebook: www.Facebook.com/MakeMaineYourHome ➡️Instagram: https://rem.ax/47e6ylA 🎦Want More?? Check out these Playlists! 🏠Living in Maine - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrIHXhH0wJPHEy4ZVB6dNkokb7Mnl1PAwVideo Podcasts - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrIHXhH0wJPFGDOEgkkorkGh_wSlLOXsv The Make Maine Your Home TeamRE/MAX Oceanside 1237 Shore Road, Cape Elizabeth Maine 04107

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