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11-06-2009, 02:03 PM
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Re: Canadian Realtors forced to allow access to MLS
It is funny to me that the guy quoted in the article thinks he'll be able to charge a flat $5,000. Had he bothered to look South before he decided to champion the cause, he may have made a more informed decision.
If the industry really does change to a flat rate, I'll be the best flat rate broker I can be. Until then, I'll do what I do. 
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