Thanks to everyone who gave me a heads up, and to G.H. who sent this link to the Arizona Star: WASHINGTON — The Justice Department gave a boost today to online real estate brokers — and potentially their clients — by forcing new industry policies that give Internet-based agents access to home listings they were previously denied. The tentative settlement, which still requires court approval, could save consumers thousands of dollars when buying a home. Online real estate agents often charge discounted commission fees and let buyers review listings at their own pace. Essentially the deal requires the 800 multiple…
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