Jason Oppenheim and Ivan Sher participated an intense debate about Clear Cooperation at Inman Luxury Connect. The issue remains among the most polarizing real estate has seen in years.
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‘Hoarding’ listings vs. seller’s rights? Oppenheim and Sher debate Clear Cooperation
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