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How does NAR's settlement agreement affect home sellers and home buyers?
This settlement would preserve the choices consumers have regarding real estate services and compensation. After the new rule goes into effect, listing brokers and sellers could continue to offer compensation for buyer broker services, but such offers could not be communicated via the MLS.

MLS participants acting for buyers would be required to enter into written agreements with their buyers before touring a home. These agreements can help consumers understand exactly what services and value will be provided and for how much. Get more facts about NAR's settlement agreement at facts.realtor.
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