Judge approves settlement that changes rules for real estate agents ...Middle East

NAR reached the agreement in March to settle a lawsuit, as well as a series of similar claims, by committing to make the changes and to pay $418 million in damages to a settlement fund. The post Judge approves settlement that changes rules for real estate agents appeared first on Boston.com.

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Judge approves settlement that changes rules for real estate agents ...Middle East

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