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Refocus on using your voice for your clients, industry | If an MLS participant enters into a non-agency relationship with a buyer, is a buyer written agreement still necessary? | Show common sense when showing property

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May 16, 2024

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Refocus on using your voice for your clients, industry Amidst a tumultuous period in the real estate industry, NAR's massive advocacy machine has never stopped working for you. Over the last year, REALTORS®:
Secured a reduction in FHA mortgage insurance premiums Got the FHFA to rescind proposed hikes on upfront mortgage fees Protected real estate pros' status as independent contractors Listen to "Drive With NAR" as two members steeped in advocacy talk about the true value of being a REALTOR®.

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Settlement Answers

If an MLS participant enters into a non-agency relationship with a buyer, is a buyer written agreement still necessary?

Yes, regardless of whether it is an agency or non-agency relationship, the obligation is triggered once the MLS participant works with that buyer and has taken her to tour a home. Get more facts about NAR's proposed settlement agreement at facts.realtor.

Best Practices in Sales & Marketing

Show common sense when showing property Leaving buyer clients alone in a home could be grounds for an ethics complaint. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (5/3)

Unlock insights, deliver solutions by harnessing new tech Laura Cubillos of Padilla offers ways for PR professionals to leverage technology to serve clients better and develop strategies. Use tools to identify specifics about your target audience, measure campaign success with a focus on deeper metrics and back up the power of generative AI with real-world skills and knowledge, Cubillos writes. Full Story: O'Dwyer's (5/14)

Real Estate Trends

N.J. case creates model for independent contractor status Disputes over worker classification in real estate are growing, but REALTORS® in New Jersey, along with NAR's support, may have a solution to squash future issues. Full Story: REALTOR® Magazine (5/16)

$6.6M listing includes 21 residential buildings A historic small town in California settled in the 19th century is now being sold for $6.6 million. Campo, which served as a military town in World War II, is listed by Top Gun Commercial Real Estate and includes the entire downtown area with seven commercial buildings, 21 residential buildings, a thrift store, a post office and a lumber yard. Full Story: Realty Today (5/15)

More baby boomers appreciate the convenience of renting Among baby boomers who rent their homes, 80% now say that renting is a better option than buying in the current market, up from 63% a year ago, according to the Bank of America Homebuyer Insights Report. This generation also appreciates the advantages of renting, such as not having to deal with maintenance issues or other stressors. Full Story: Bloomberg (5/15)

Technology & Innovations

Google enables smart home control via TV Google has announced that its TV services, including Chromecast and select TVs, will function as smart home hubs with the launch of Home APIs and plans the upgrades later this year. Full Story: Android Authority (5/15)

Fair & Equitable Housing

California rushes $3.3B to homelessness project California Gov. Gavin Newsom is freeing up $3.3 billion early to address the state's homelessness crisis. The funding will go to counties and private developers for construction of behavioral health treatment centers as part of an overall $6.4 billion plan to build 4,350 housing units with a further mandate for counties to direct two-thirds of revenue from a tax on millionaires to housing and related programs. Full Story: The Associated Press (5/15)

Legislation & Regulation

Construction industry shifts focus in interest rate hopes In a persistent high interest rate environment, the construction industry is no longer focusing on when rates may come down but rather on hopes the Federal Reserve won't raise rates further. In that scenario, observers say, a steady situation could be considered a positive that sustains the recent rebound in business. Full Story: Construction Dive (5/14)

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