As the debate over Clear Cooperation has hit a peak in recent weeks, the new study suggests that seller flexibility may not mean much when it comes to looking at hard numbers from MLS transactions in the last year.
Source: Inman News
Private listings offer no clear advantage for sellers: Bright MLS
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