When new rules governing buyer’s agent compensation went into effect, the share of real estate agents Intel surveyed who saw the National Association of Realtors as bad for the industry shot up. One year later, some agents are coming back around.
Source: Inman News
NAR lost the trust of many agents. Is the trade group winning it back?
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