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In this video, we dive deep into Kamala Harris' proposed tax bill and its potential impact on real estate investors. The bill suggests taxing unrealized capital gains at 25%, which could significantly affect the growth of real estate portfolios and the availability of affordable housing.

Homie says it received text messages from NAR-member brokers who said they wouldn't show Homie listings because the buyer broker commission was only 1.5%.

In Aurora, Colorado, a controversy has emerged over the closure of a 99-unit apartment complex amid allegations that a Venezuelan gang has taken control of the property. The owners claim that the gang, Trene Aragua, has created an unsafe environment, preventing them from maintaining the complex. However, the city insists the closure is due to longstanding code violations, including rat infestations and trash accumulation. While some conservative leaders argue that gang activity has overwhelmed parts of Aurora, city officials remain skeptical, pointing to unresolved code violations as the primary issue. The situation highlights concerns about the impact of illegal immigration and inadequate border 

Doug Miller of Consumer Advocates in American Real Estate, the initiator behind the first bombshell antitrust lawsuit, sounds alarm against Realtor talking points that "continue steering."

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Homie is suing Big Real Estate for anti trust violations that the discount brokerage alleges conspired to hamper the success of their business model. Meanwhile consumer advocates target forms drafted by national and state Realtor associations that allegedly conspire to self steer buyer clients.

Doug Millier and Wendy Gilch of Consumer Advocates in American Real Estate revealed to Inman on Tuesday the origins of the Moehrl case while sending a warning that the industry will be "under a microscope."

What is Homie? Why is Homie suing the National Association of Realtors? How do commissions on real estate transactions work? Read more

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Homie's lawsuit appears to focus on similar issues, alleging that NAR's policies and practices violate antitrust laws by restricting competition and inflating costs for consumers. This case adds to the growing list of legal battles NAR is fighting, as other brokers and organizations have also challenged the association's influence and control over real estate transactions.

The lawsuit by Homie is part of a broader trend in the industry where traditional practices are being questioned, particularly in light of recent settlements involving other major brokerages. These settlements have led to significant financial penalties and changes in how real estate commissions are handled, potentially reshaping the landscape of the industry

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According to Inman, Miller alleged, "Realtors are using misinformation and scare tactics to try and persuade their clients into signing anticompetitive buyer brokerage and listing contracts that artificially inflate buyer brokerage fees." Douglas Miller’s Concerns CAARE may be a small volunteer-based organization, but Doug Miller is a significant figure. He was one of the key figures in Moehrl v. NAR, the OG commission lawsuit. Miller has kept a close eye on the environment post the NAR settlement. His organization now claims to target actions aimed at 'circumventing' the NAR settlement's provisions. Miller states that offering compensation to buyer brokers off the MLS constitutes "commercial bribery" and a "group boycott." According to CAARE, there are three key misleading talking points being perpetuated by some Realtors: Sellers Must Offer Compensation: The claim that sellers must offer money to buyer brokers or face fewer showings. Buyer Agents Demand Compensation: The assertion that buyer agents won't show houses without compensation. Checkbox for Steering: The use of a checkbox to continue steering, while blaming it on fiduciary duties. Miller emphasizes that these actions can violate antitrust laws and lead to significant financial penalties.

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