| LeadToRealty - High quality, phone-verified leads! Every prospect is willing, able, and interested in working with an agent. Increase your business today! Call (866) 421-2810 or Click Here » TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Tuesday, April 21, 2009 Canada questions real estate competition In March 2007 the Canadian Competition Bureau, the country's equivalent of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and U.S. Justice Department's Antitrust Division, met with limited-service real estate brokers in the U.S. The meetings were part of a bureau examination (see Inman News) that eyed passed and proposed multiple listing service-related restrictions on limited-service and flat-fee brokers and whether those restrictions limited competition within the real estate industry ... CONTINUED Fannie Mae gets new CEO Herb Allison leaving to oversee TARP program Realtor association launches ratings program Members can choose to opt out BofA hiring 5,000 to meet refi demand First-quarter profits beat all of 2008 HomeGain starts 'green' campaign Real estate tech brief More Headlines » INMAN SERIES 'Foreclosures reshape real estate landscape': Suburbia looks inward for answers (Part 1) Rust Belt city envisions smaller future (Part 2) Housing distress reaches rural America (Part 3) |
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