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The pricing structure especially baffles me. My house is worth about 300. Why should I pay th anything if they sell it for 250? On the other hand if they can ge
by LatteLazy 6y ago
The pricing structure especially baffles me. My house is worth about 300. Why should I pay th anything if they sell it for 250? On the other hand if they can get 350 for it I'd happily turn over 10% of that extra 50...
All the ones I've dealt with just wanna push trough whatever offer comes first because 3% of whatever figure with zero work is better than 3% of a much better figure...
- dragonwriter 6y ago> The pricing structure especially baffles me. My house is worth about 300. Why should I pay th anything if they sell it for 250? If you are willing to sell at that price, and thet are relieving you of work you would need to do to achieve that, they’ve provided value. If you aren’t willing to sell at that price...you should not accept offers at that price.
- LatteLazy 6y agoI’m just saying the incentives are badly misaligned, I’m not saying they’re cheating me. The work needed to sell a house for 50k less than market price is a lot less than for 50k over market price. But the incentive is only a little more.