At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris laid out some of her plans if she wins the presidency.

Not a ton of specifics here.

It was mostly emotion and vibes up there on stage.

But one thing she did mention involved housing.

And we will end America's housing shortage.

Again, that's a huge promise with very, very little meat on the bone,

but whatever the fix may be,

the problem is undeniable.

This key part of the American dream has become more and more

unaffordable for so many, especially first-time homebuyers and

minority groups.

New rules are shaking up the real estate industry in the US.

Starting tomorrow, these rules will change how realtors get paid.

So what happens when the rules for how you go about buying and selling a home get turned upside

down?

My guest is CNN business writer Samantha Deluia.

We're going to talk about what you should know about these new rules

and why the ultimate impact of them is still open to interpretation.

From CNN, this is one thing.

I'm David Ryan. Sam, longtime listeners of this podcast may have picked up on the fact that my wife Angie, who was a whole human being in her own right, and I are looking to to buy a house but we've kind of been in this

waiting game to try to figure out when the best time is going to be when the best marking conditions are and I don't say this

I don't want anybody to shed any tears for me,

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