A Case of Conspiracy in Real Estate
Episode Date: November 6, 2023Home buyers and sellers face the prospect of major changes to the ways they pay their real-estate agents, following a historic verdict against the Nat...
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352 episodes transcribedHome buyers and sellers face the prospect of major changes to the ways they pay their real-estate agents, following a historic verdict against the Nat...
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