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[Webinar] The EDRM GenAI Survey Results: Separating Fact, Fiction, Hype, and Reality

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By Ralph Artigliere, Jason R. Baron
| JD Supra
Over the course of several months, EDRM's GenAI Working Group surveyed its members on their use of GenAI in their legal and business practices. In this webinar, Hon. Ralph Artigliere, Maura R. Grossman, Bruce Hedin, and Jason R. Baron will discuss the findings and implications of the survey results.
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The surge of buyer’s agents: A growing trend and a growing concern

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By Jason R. Baron
| Real Estate Business Verified
While buyer’s agents offer representation and strategy, underqualified entrants raise new concerns. Stronger training, accreditation, and standards are essential to safeguard buyers and ensure professional, trusted advocacy, writes Jason Baron, of The Property Baron. In a market where speed, knowledge, and strategy can mean the difference between winning or missing out on a property, the rise of buyer’s agents in Australia has become more than just a trend.
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The surge of buyer’s agents: Why more Australians are using them

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By Jason R. Baron
| Queensland Market Monitor Verified
In a market where speed, knowledge and strategy can mean the difference between winning or missing out on a property, the rise of buyer's agents in Australia has become more than just a trend. It’s a shift in how people approach property purchasing. Once a niche profession, the buyer's agent is becoming a central role in how Australians buy property. And in competitive, fast-moving markets like parts of Queensland, their influence is growing by the day.
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