About Us
Real Estate Brokerage and Advisory Services
Real estate commissions have always been negotiable, but Buyers and Sellers suffered from a lack of transparency and failure to accept the long-standing commission practices, commonly up to 6% of the purchase price left Sellers and Buyers at an extreme disadvantage. In the aftermath of the March 15th, 2024 landmark National Association of Realtors (“NAR”) settlement, Buyers and Sellers are no longer held hostage by these anti-competitive practices.
The cost savings we offer were permitted before the industry reforms but educating the consumer was an uphill battle as NAR and real estate brokerage organizations on local levels spent millions to protect the status quo. In fact, NAR spent $52.4m lobbying in 2023 alone. Media attention culminating with the NAR settlement finally raised consumer awareness of the fee structures that disadvantaged Buyers and Sellers.
Technological advancements make our cost effective services possible. This is because properties listed on the MLS can be viewed through most consumer accessed websites including but not limited to Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com. In fact, most buyers begin on these websites, not by immediately engaging a real estate agent. As part of the NAR settlement, real estate agents are now required to have a signed buyer agency agreement before they show properties. This means potential buyers will spend more time conducting their own research before making a buyer agency commitment.
Once listed, your property will benefit from the same internet exposure as traditional listings. From there, we offer an À La Carte menu of services our clients can opt into and are intended to give our clients the tools to advance their objectives in a more cost-effective manner. For a full list of À La Carte services, please send us an email.
The cost savings we offer were permitted before the industry reforms but educating the consumer was an uphill battle as NAR and real estate brokerage organizations on local levels spent millions to protect the status quo. In fact, NAR spent $52.4m lobbying in 2023 alone. Media attention culminating with the NAR settlement finally raised consumer awareness of the fee structures that disadvantaged Buyers and Sellers.
Technological advancements make our cost effective services possible. This is because properties listed on the MLS can be viewed through most consumer accessed websites including but not limited to Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com. In fact, most buyers begin on these websites, not by immediately engaging a real estate agent. As part of the NAR settlement, real estate agents are now required to have a signed buyer agency agreement before they show properties. This means potential buyers will spend more time conducting their own research before making a buyer agency commitment.
Once listed, your property will benefit from the same internet exposure as traditional listings. From there, we offer an À La Carte menu of services our clients can opt into and are intended to give our clients the tools to advance their objectives in a more cost-effective manner. For a full list of À La Carte services, please send us an email.
Leadership
Stuart Udis, Esq.
Stuart Udis, Esq. serves as the firm’s Broker of Record. Stuart’s knowledge and practical approach is the product of years of experience as both an attorney and developer. Stuart’s vast industry experience is recognized and valued by those who he represents. Stuart is a graduate of Germantown Academy, obtained a B.A. from Muhlenberg College and a J.D. from Widener University School of Law.
Our Team
