“What if I still have questions about the NAR settlement?”
August 29, 2024
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Q: I still have questions about the NAR settlement and what it means to me.
A: If you still have questions, the Legal Team has plenty of resources to offer.
We have a page just for Frequently Asked Questions.
We also have a page for Settlement Resources.
Included is a compensation flow chart. This chart should help explain to listing and selling agents what documents they could receive and some of the conversations that may happen between the parties.
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