Keller Williams, Benchmark Realty, Parks Realty and Village Real Estate have earned the largest slice of Realtracs Rewards, which is designed to increase participation in the MLS
Source: Inman News
‘Beats a poke in the eye’: MLS pays brokers $300K for closed listings
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