The discount franchisor has consistently opposed pocket listing bans, and said in a new letter Tuesday that it was shocked by NAR’s response to its complaints.
Source: Inman News
Assist-2-Sell ‘shocked and dismayed’ at NAR response to pocket listing concerns
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