In this eye-opening episode of The 121% Podcast, host Kevin Johnson is joined by real estate attorney Andrew Doyle to dive deep into the aftermath of the NAR antitrust settlement and what it means for agents, brokers, and the future of the real estate industry.

With sweeping changes to commission structures, new MLS rules, and a host of legal implications, agents across the country are scrambling to understand how to adapt. Andrew sheds light on how the NAR settlement is reshaping the way agents do business—from increased fines to shifting compliance requirements—and why it’s forcing everyone to rethink their approach to real estate.

Tune in as we explore:

• The Sitzer/Burnett case and how a $1.7 billion verdict is shaking the foundations of the industry.
• Why agents and brokers are facing a “new normal” in commissions and transparency.
• The real-life impact of these changes on agents’ livelihoods and the future of homebuying.
• Andrew’s insights on future litigation and what’s next for real estate professionals.

Whether you're an agent, broker, or just someone interested in the evolving real estate landscape, this must-listen episode will leave you thinking about where the industry is headed.

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