Following are posts regarding NAR and MLS issues:
- California: MLS in Turmoil - recent changes real estate market prompted MLSs to action. In the Bay Area we see the consolidation and much better responsiveness of MLS' than ever before.
- Why the attack against realtors? - My reply to Dan Lowery - discusses the reasons behind recent attacks on Realtors
- Who Started the Real Estate Revolution? - emergence of Zillow and Trulia create new market dynamics prompting MLSs to action
- Can Zillow annihilate Realtors? is Zillow Realtors' ally or foe? It really doesn't matter. It has a lot to offer to clients and agents - so take advantage of it!
- GOOD and BAD about NAR: Can we fix NAR? - NAR is in danger of becoming irrelevant; its actions to protect a single commission based business model might lead to its undoing.
- Can We Fix NAR - Sequel part 2 - more comments and facts on the NAR and its future role
- Is your income below $12,000 per year? - comments on Mark Nadel's report Critical Assessment of the Residential Real Estate Rate Structure lead to a very interesting exchange of ideas and thoughts with Mark Nadel
- Is your income below $12,000? - Important update from Mark Nadel - more comments and updates
- Call for Supplanting NAR - comments on the post by Greg Swann's at Bloodhound Blog; the call for a new organization to guard the quality of agents can be compared to fixing a car with a broken engine by replacing the engine with another broken one.
- Comments on "Call for Supplanting NAR" from Mark Nadel - Mark Nadel, the author of "A Critical Assessment of the Traditional Residential Real Estate Broker Commission Rate Structure" authorized me to post his comments regarding the post of George Swann.
- NAR and Blogging - we don't need more rules! - As rumor is making its way around that NAR might step in and forbid agents to blog this post is explaining that compliance rules are already in place and that we don't need new ones.
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