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Opinion: Changing real estate compensation harms fair housing

Requiring buyers to compensate their broker at closing would make it harder for first-time and other aspiring buyers to afford a home.

United statesSarah wheelerLeslie rouda smithFreddie macNational association of realtorsDepartment of housingCareful what you ask forEconomic impactReal estate agent feesAmerican dreamRouda smithNational association

Commission Study Paid For By HomeServices Comes Under Fire

The study argues that decoupling commissions would harm first-time, low-income, and minority buyers, but the CFA says it's based on a faulty premise.

United statesLas vegasFreddie macJack ryanStephen brobeckVanessa gail perryWes shawSitzer burnettAnnb schnareBerkshire hathawayConsumer federation of americaDepartment of veterans affairsUs department of justiceNational association of realtorsHome servicesHousing administration

Commissioned Study Shows That Decoupling Agent Commission Is a Bad Bet for Consumers — RISMedia

Experts state that a buyer-paid commission structure would result in reduced homeownership opportunities for cash-constrained families and lower net proceeds for many sellers.

United statesFreddie macCraig cheathamAnn schnareVanessa perryAmy cuttsNational associationNational association of credit managementGeorge washington universityRealty allianceCareful what you ask forEconomic impactReal estate agent feesGeorge washingtonAmerican dream

New Study: Proposed Change to Commission Structure Threatens Equitable Access to Housing

/PRNewswire/ A new study has found that requiring prospective homebuyers to pay real estate agents directly out of pocket would significantly suppress home.

United statesDana strandmoAnn schnareAmy cuttsNational association of credit managementHomeservices foundation for housing equityGeorge washington university business professor vanessa perryCareful what you ask forEconomic impactReal estate agent feesHomeservices foundationHousing equityNational associationManagement chief economist amy cuttsChief administrative officer

New Study: Proposed Change to Commission Structure Threatens Equitable Access to Housing

/PRNewswire/ A new study has found that requiring prospective homebuyers to pay real estate agents directly out of pocket would significantly suppress home.

United statesDana strandmoAnn schnareAmy cuttsNational association of credit managementHomeservices foundation for housing equityGeorge washington university business professor vanessa perryCareful what you ask forEconomic impactReal estate agent feesHomeservices foundationHousing equityNational associationManagement chief economist amy cuttsChief administrative officer

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