Shaping Personal Brand through VP Consideration and Real Estate Commissions

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Being considered for the vice president role can significantly enhance personal branding and visibility, as it adds credibility and heft to one's profile. Furthermore, the real estate industry might witness a significant shift as the National Association of Realtors is settling lawsuits to reduce the standard 6% commission fee, making it easier for buyers to negotiate fees with agents or opt not to use an agent at all, leading to a potential change in the way Americans buy or sell homes.

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