Kelman said during virtual Inman Connect on Wednesday that pressure from the bombshell lawsuits and the Department of Justice may ultimately lead to “a different world” than the one that exists today.
Source: Inman News
Redfin CEO: With commissions in peril ‘cooperation may crumble’
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