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Regulatory Compliance Costs from NAR Rule Changes

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Definition

The NAR settlement and subsequent rule changes require brokers to invest in compliance infrastructure: (1) new MLS systems supporting changed compensation tracking; (2) legal review of all commission-related policies and templates; (3) training for all brokers and agents on new rules; (4) audit and monitoring to ensure compliance; (5) potential liability from transitional period errors. The 2024 settlement was $418 million, indicating the severity of antitrust concerns, and ongoing legal uncertainty remains regarding Clear Cooperation Policy debates. Smaller brokers lack the legal and compliance resources of large brokerages, making compliance disproportionately costly as a percentage of revenue. Non-compliance risks sanctions, fines, or loss of MLS membership. Additionally, uncertainty about future rule changes (NAR CCP debate) requires continuous legal monitoring and policy updates.

Key Findings

  • Financial Impact: $10,000-$30,000 for ongoing compliance
  • Frequency: annual

Why This Matters

Compliance software, legal consulting on NAR rules, MLS integration services, training platforms, policy template libraries

Affected Stakeholders

Broker-Owner, Managing Broker

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