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I'm generally OK with commission based sales - if there are guarantees. There's very little due diligence on the part of the Realtor or real estate agent. The
by rplst8 8y ago
I'm generally OK with commission based sales - if there are guarantees. There's very little due diligence on the part of the Realtor or real estate agent. They can't really be held responsible for anything related the to condition of the house if something was hidden or missed by a home inspector. They'll put anything on the market, and typically make suggestions to sellers that while intended to improve "curb appeal" and "showability" often cover up bigger problems that the property might have.
Purchasing a home is always "buyer beware."
- tathougies 8y ago> Purchasing a home is always "buyer beware." I mean, as a rule of thumb sure (because who wants to have to depend on the legal system for restitution), but not legally. Legally, the seller can't make any false representations. If you're worried about accidentally doing so, it's best to hire an agent who then takes on the responsibility for it.