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Starting August 17, real estate professionals will no longer be able to communicate offers of compensation through the MLS. However, consumers can still pursue compensation offers through negotiations and consultations with their real estate professionals outside the MLS.

MLS policies have been updated to reflect these changes as part of a proposed settlement agreement.



Charlie Lee, NAR’s senior counsel and director of legal affairs, outlines several ways real estate professionals can negotiate and communicate offers of compensation:

1. Marketing: If the listing broker or seller offers compensation to the buyer’s broker, the listing agent can share this offer through marketing materials like flyers, signs, or emails.
2. Website Displays: Brokers can show offers of compensation for their own listings on their websites. They must not display offers of compensation for other brokers' listings unless the information is not sourced from MLS data or an MLS feed.
3. Seller Concessions: Sellers can offer concessions to buyers for things like covering closing costs or the buyer’s agent commission. If allowed by the local MLS, these concessions can be listed in designated MLS fields but cannot be conditioned on using or paying a buyer broker.
4. Negotiations: Buyers can ask their agents to include broker compensation as part of the purchase offer terms.
5. Buyer Agreements: Under NAR’s proposed settlement agreement, buyers and their agents must enter into written agreements before touring homes. These agreements will specify the compensation for using the buyer broker’s services.