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Florida Realtors’ Tech Helpline Adds Over 20,000 New Members in the Last 90 Days

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Delivers tech support to five new organizations, now serving over 750,000 Realtors

ORLANDO, Fla., March 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Tech Helpline, real estate’s No. 1 tech support service, reports a growth surge. In the last 90 days, Tech Helpline has added five more Realtor organizations with over 20,000 members, including the Kentucky REALTORS® and the Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS®.

Margy Grant is CEO of Florida Realtors

Margy Grant is CEO of Florida Realtors

Tech Helpline is the real estate industry's No. 1 tech support service, available to nearly half the Realtors in North America - with more than 750,000 members, 17 state associations, and over 70 local associations and organizations in the US and Canada.

Tech Helpline is the real estate industry’s No. 1 tech support service, available to nearly half the Realtors in North America – with more than 750,000 members, 17 state associations, and over

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Accused fraudsters duped realtors to sell Richmond homes they didn’t own

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BC Financial Services Authority fined realtors, managing brokers and their company Pacific Evergreen Realty Ltd. a total of $300,000.

Published Dec 15, 2023 • Last updated Dec 16, 2023 • 5 minute read

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Four years after two accused con men duped realtors and other professionals into selling a $1.7-million Richmond home that the fraudsters didn’t own, a provincial regulator has censored the realtors, managing brokers and their company, Pacific Evergreen Realty Ltd. Photo by Arlen Redekop
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Jury awards $1.8 billion in realtor case, finds groups inflated commissions

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A Kansas City, Mo., jury unanimously found Tuesday that the National Association of Realtors and other real estate organizations conspired to artificially inflate home sale commissions, in a case that could change how much home sellers pay real estate agents.

“We spent 4½ years uncovering the evidence of this conspiracy,” lead plaintiff attorney Michael Ketchmark told The Washington Post. “When the jury saw the evidence and heard the testimony … they agreed this was wrong and illegal.”

Jurors on Tuesday awarded $1.8 billion in damages to about 500,000 Missouri home sellers. The case has been winding through federal courts since

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