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Last summer, significant rule changes introduced by the National Association of Realtors raised concerns over the traditional homebuying process in the United States. Experts warned that these alterations could drastically affect the way Americans buy and sell homes, particularly regarding the longstanding 6% commission that has been a staple in real estate transactions.
The modifications aim to enhance transparency and fairness in the industry, but they also sparked fears of increased costs for buyers and sellers alike. The potential elimination of the 6% commission could lead to a shift in how real estate agents are compensated, prompting many to reconsider their approach to home sales.
As the market adjusts to these new regulations, both buyers and sellers may need to adapt to a more complex landscape. Experts emphasize the importance of staying informed about these changes, as the implications could reshape the future of real estate transactions across the nation.
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