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How does that work? Doesn't that mean they're filling the role of both buyer's and seller's agents? Ignoring the moral complexities there (hint: don't), it mean
by RHSeeger 6y ago
How does that work? Doesn't that mean they're filling the role of both buyer's and seller's agents? Ignoring the moral complexities there (hint: don't), it means they're doing more work to get the money; presumably up to twice as much work. It doesn't see like they're getting a good deal.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoYes, your example is how it works. Arguably, they're seeing more of the profit under the assumption that there will be almost no work to sell my property (which is the case; it's been completely renovated, and inventory is extremely limited, I would be shocked if it took more than 72 hours to sell), so they're capturing a bit more rev than if there was another broker's office involved in the transaction.