Lawsuits against real-estate agents may reshape how we buy, sell homes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poorly written article. I wouldn't put your hopes on any changes coming out of this.

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Not a real estate agent. Would I prefer a different real estate sales model? Yes. But I'm an experienced lawyer and I can tell you that these lawsuits have minimal chance of having the impact you all think it will. Also, it's pretty shitty that every time someone disagrees with you that you default to a weak ass ad hominem attack.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have sold out last 4 hones using flat fee mls, the biggest cost was paying the buying agent a 2.5% fee. There is no reason to have agents involved at all unless you are boomer and don't know how to use a smartphone.

Or you want to be able to sell to boomers who don’t know how to use cell phones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poorly written article. I wouldn't put your hopes on any changes coming out of this.

REALTORS® have entered the chat

Not a real estate agent. Would I prefer a different real estate sales model? Yes. But I'm an experienced lawyer and I can tell you that these lawsuits have minimal chance of having the impact you all think it will. Also, it's pretty shitty that every time someone disagrees with you that you default to a weak ass ad hominem attack.

“Weak ass ad hominem” pretty much proves you’re a lawyer. No realtor is going to mix profanity with Latin.