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Steve Murray and Scott Wright on the impact of NAR’s commission lawsuit settlement

Today, the real estate brokerage and broader housing market are in chaos. Ketchmark’s crusade and the resulting NAR settlement have caused confusion, anger, uncertainty, and negative dynamics for the current business model.

HousingWire sits down with industry experts Steve Murray and Scott Wright of RTC Consulting to clarify the impact of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) settlement for $418 million.

Here’s what this webinar will cover:

  • Implications the settlement has for the real estate industry
  • The opportunity for new business models
  • How the idea of billions in savings for homebuyers is a myth

Date & Time:  March 22, 11:30 a.m. CT

Meet the Panel:

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Steve Murray
Partner,
RTC Consulting

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Tracey Velt
Senior Director of Data and Content,
HousingWire

Scott-Wright

Scott Wright
Partner,
RTC Consulting


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