Sentences with phrase «allowing traditional brokers»

The court found that the DOJ argued that opt out provisions in the ILD policy caused harm to competition by allowing traditional brokers to target Internet - based brokerages.

Not exact matches

However, when you start consulting with creditors and brokers you may find out that your credit won't allow you to resort to traditional lenders.

For example, if you sell ETF shares and try to buy a traditional open - end mutual fund on the same day, you will find that your broker may not allow the trade.

«While traditional real estate is very paper based and involves a lot of third - party players, including brokers, escrow agents and banks, the blockchain allows people to transfer funds, property titles and data in a more peer - to - peer manner that is digital and open source,»

In states all over the country, traditional practitioners are attempting to 1) encourage legislators or regulators to enact minimum - service requirements for brokers, 2) require the use of exclusive right - to - sell listing agreements in order for listings to be included in the IDX data feed, 3) selectively limit access to listing information through the use of NAR's current VOW policy, 4) add a limited - service data field in the MLS to allow salespeople to eliminate limited - service brokers» listings from their search, and 5) require a visual inspection or in - person measurement of properties by salespeople.

The court rejected the argument that the unlicensed DuProprio is allowed to act like a traditional real estate broker.

The mere posting however, allows Realtors and brokers to free themselves of the liability often associated with a traditional listing.

On the question of privacy rights, she says: «TREB glosses over the fact that while its Website Rules, in purported defence of privacy rights, do not allow innovative brokers to provide consumers with valuable MLS information, TREB imposes no such restrictions on traditional brokers.

Realtysellers had included in its services the Flat Fee Program, which allowed home sellers to purchase only the services they wanted from the brokerage, enabling «sellers to have their homes listed on MLS for only a few hundred dollars as opposed to the thousands of dollars charged by traditional brokers,» says the $ 100 million Statement of Claim.

Laws in 25 states now allow brokers to provide services to buyers and sellers as «transaction brokers» or «facilitators,» without traditional fiduciary duties of loyalty and obedience.