$1.8 Billion NAR Lawsuit Could Change How Homebuying Works FOREVER
Summary
Sean Pan discusses the NAR's $1.8 billion loss in a Missouri lawsuit for artificially inflating commission prices and how it could affect home buying across America. He also mentions the history of requiring Realtors to participate in the MLS system and the current tools like Zillow and RedFin that allow people to search available properties online.
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