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12 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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Steve D Valentine delivers a short spoken monologue advising listeners to "say yes and figure it out," learn from mistakes, and fix errors before affecting others. He critiques a recent class-action lawsuit (referring to NAR and alleged price-fixing), calling it largely a "money grab," and argues consumers share responsibility for poor agent experiences because many buyers/sellers fail to properly interview their agents.

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It's say yes and figure it out. Now, a lot of times you have to say yes and experiment on yourself and go, man, I really screwed that up. What did I learn from it and how do I fix it before I do it to somebody else? Right? And I think that in our industry, that's what happens in a lot of cases. And you know, not to go back to this whole NAR lawsuit, but let's be really transparent on it. Like that class action lawsuit and the price fixing and all the bullshit was a money grab and a big one. At the end of the day, nobody's getting that much money out of it. The reality is, if you go back to those consumers that were part of that lawsuit and ask them one question, what was the experience of your agent and how many years were in this business? I'm going to guess that half of those transactions were terrible because the consumer didn't interview the agent they were actually hiring. That's my opinion. Right. When it comes down to it, the consumers are as much responsible for this nonsense as the agents are.