A proverbial line has been drawn in the sand in the intensifying debate over NAR's Clear Cooperation Policy — a rule that requires agents to add their listings to the MLS within one business day of publicly marketing a property.
Based on the results of a recent survey completed by 671 real estate professionals, consulting firm WAV Group found that only 28% of respondents believe the Clear Cooperation Policy should remain in place with no changes, while 29% prefer to modify it or make it optional, and 43% said it should be removed entirely.
eXp Realty CEO Leo Pareja has also come out in support of the Clear Cooperation Policy, telling Real Estate News during a phone conversation that the MLS gives consumers and agents the most "liquid, accurate and complete data set" which is something that homebuyers and sellers in other countries don't have.
