Minimum Service Spotlight shifts to New Mexico
anti trust, doj, flat fee brokers, flat fee new mexico, limited service, minimum service February 20th, 2006Limited service brokerages under fire again
Another state real estate commission has succumbed, at least temporarily, to pressure from the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission’s warnings against the imposition of minimum service regulations for real estate brokers. The effect of such regulations is to limit consumer choice regarding real estate services.
State officials have scheduled a meeting in Las Cruces, N.M. at the real estate brokerage office of David Steinborn, who also just happens to be the president of the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. Local flat fee brokers claim that the meeting is being held some 230 miles away from the real estate commissions office in order to make it difficult for opponents of the measures to attend the meeting.
See Also
- New Mexico considers minimum-service rule change
DOJ, some discounters oppose real estate proposal - Justice Department Letter to New Mexico Real Estate Commission
Proposed amendments would restrict consumer choice and cause New Mexicans to pay more for real estate services


























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