This PDF (consumer webinar material from 72SOLD) explains major changes to U.S. residential real estate commission practices following a federal class-action jury verdict. It summarizes the old practice (listing brokers offering buyer-agent commissions via MLS), the court-driven reforms (ending buyer compensation offers in MLS, requiring written buyer representation agreements, changes affecting procuring-cause and portal/referral models), and the practical implications for buyers and sellers (greater transparency, reduced steering, and lower seller-paid commissions). The document directs readers to a fuller webinar at 72NewLaw.com.
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