Real Estate & Home

States push back on buyer agreements as new laws challenge NAR rules

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Mississippi and Alabama have passed laws allowing real estate agents to show properties without signed buyer agency agreements, conflicting with National Association of Realtors' (NAR) practices. Other states like Wyoming, West Virginia, and Oklahoma are considering similar legislation, which could significantly impact how real estate transactions are handled, offering more flexibility but potentially reducing protections for buyers.

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