NAR’s impending settlement is creating opportunities for dual licensing. The MBA President shares his thoughts on what it means for lending officers and real estate agents.
Sitzer/Burnett plaintiffs are demanding over $4.7 billion from HomeServices of America, leveraging a trebled jury award minus previous settlements with NAR, Keller Williams, RE/MAX, and Anywhere.
Don’t miss the next BAM virtual event—BAMfest—on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 from 12:00 to 3:00 pm ET.
Elevate your real estate social media content with these three post ideas from Luke Acree. Provide value, solve problems, and position yourself as the go-to agent in your community.
Dustin Brohm, aka the Massive Agent, announced today he has made the switch from eXp Realty to Real Broker.
In his State of the Union Address on March 7, 2024, President Biden announced a new set of housing initiatives to make homeownership accessible to more Americans, including a $5,000 tax credit for middle-class first-time homebuyers.
This week, BAM announced the launch of its newest YouTube channel, Real Estate Humor, with a debut comedy skit featuring The Property Brothers-In-Law.
Andrea Freedlund filed a complaint on February 26 in the Central District of California, accusing Redfin, NAR, and CAR of conspiring to inflate real estate agent commissions. This is the third lawsuit in California, and it specifically targets Redfin.
NAR confirmed in an email that the organization has indeed reached its $1 million coverage limit for antitrust lawsuits challenging cooperative compensation practices on MLS platforms.
What’s behind the fastest-growing brokerage in the real estate industry? BAM held an exclusive interview with Real President Sharran Srivatsaa to find out.
Nevada faces a second commission lawsuit, with a total of 22 defendants named in a complaint filed on February 16, 2024.
On Thursday evening, the Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a statement of interest regarding a proposed settlement for the Nosalek lawsuit, also known as the MLS PIN lawsuit. The DOJ’s statement proposed a significant change in real estate transactions, suggesting that sellers should no longer pay commissions to buyer agents.
