The most recent Intel Index data suggests that agents are beginning to track patterns in what’s happening to their commission rates in response to the industry practice changes, and are less uncertain about how it’s impacting their business.
Source: Inman News
More sellers are taking a hard-line approach with commissions: Intel
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