In this essential episode, we dive in and give you an update on the NAR Settlement, which is reshaping the real estate landscape. 📈 Learn what these critical changes mean for you, including the new requirement for MLS participants to secure a written agreement with buyers before property showings 📝 and the significant shift in compensation offers on the Multiple Listing Service.
But that's not all – we're also sharing invaluable strategies to boost your presentation game, whether you're working with sellers or buyers. 🌟 Discover how to build trust from the first interaction, demonstrate your unparalleled value through a compelling pre-presentation packet, and set clear expectations to ensure a smooth process. From initial consultations via phone or Zoom to the final agreement signing, we've got you covered with expert tips and tactics to elevate your success. 📊 Tune in now and transform your approach to presentations in the ever-evolving real estate market!
NAR Settlement - FAQ
https://www.nar.realtor/the-facts/nar-settlement-faqs
https://www.nar.realtor/competition-in-real-estate
As of August 17, 2024… NAR Settlement states:
DOJ unknowns?
Housing Wire - July 12, 2024
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., on Friday denied the National Association of Realtors (NAR) a request to rehear the court’s previous ruling that the Department of Justice (DOJ) can reopen an investigation into the trade organization.
The legal debate over the DOJ reopening its investigation has been bouncing through courts dating back to the Trump administration. In November 2020, the DOJ agreed to close its investigation into NAR after reaching a settlement agreement on the antitrust investigation into NAR’s role in buyer agent compensation.
But in July 2021, the DOJ withdrew the settlement and reopened the investigation. After legal objections from NAR, a three-judge panel in D.C. ruled in April 2024 that the DOJ could reopen its investigation. NAR petitioned for a rehearing in May, but was officially shot down as of Friday.
Working with Sellers & Buyers
BUILD TRUST (Initial Contact - Call)
SHOW VALUE (Pre-Presentation Email)
SET EXPECTATIONS (Consultation In person or via Zoom)
UPDATING YOUR SELLER PRESENTATION
New Listing Agreement - what is different in your state?
NV - we only negotiate listing side commission
COMPENSATION/COMMISSIONS ARE NOT SET BY LAW OR BY ANY REALTOR® ASSOCIATION. THEY ARE FULLY NEGOTIABLE.
This commission is exclusively for the Listing Broker's services and is not subject to sharing, splitting, or otherwise distributing to any Buyer's Broker or agent. The Seller acknowledges that any commission arrangement with a Buyer's Broker, if applicable, must be covered by a separate agreement/Residential Purchase Agreement and is not covered under this Listing Agreement.
DUAL AGENCY? Check Your Local/State Policies!
Can you represent both the buyer and the seller?
How will this be disclosed?
Negotiating commission from seller and/or buyer?
What forms are required in your state/brokerage?
OFFER COMMISSION SERVICE LEVELS
MUST DISCUSS
FOCUS ON SELLER'S GOALS
UPDATING YOUR BUYER PRESENTATION
Decide on your commission % - What are you worth?
Buyer Brokerage Representation Agreement is now required
Las Vegas MLS version….
COLLECTING BROKER’S FEE FROM THE SELLER. Buyer may choose to negotiate that the Broker Fee be paid, in whole or in part, by the seller as a credit to Buyer at closing and/or by the seller directly to Broker at closing. At Buyer’s instruction,Broker will include either or both of these in Buyer’s offer to purchase a property, and Broker will help Buyer negotiate these with a seller. Broker will not retain any amount from any source that exceeds the amount agreed above.
Ways you can be compensated
Will Fannie, Freddie, FHA, VA make changes to allow buyers to finance buyer agent compensation?
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