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Unless you did an experiment with different realtors, you have no idea if someone else besides the realtor (since you have known since 4) would have found you t
by mlrtime 3y ago
Unless you did an experiment with different realtors, you have no idea if someone else besides the realtor (since you have known since 4) would have found you the $300k.
I have no doubt that there is a range of talent for realtors, just like SWEs. The problem is the 6%. Why doesn't your realtor get 10% and everyone else get 1%? The system is rigged.
- jakderrida 3y ago>Unless you did an experiment with different realtors, you have no idea if someone else besides the realtor (since you have known since 4) would have found you the $300k. Neither do you. Am I to believe you know more about one of the houses I owned than I do? Again, I'm all for lifting the fixed commissions. I'm just saying there does exist exceptions that I would still pay 5% for. Although, like I said, her operation isn't just some aspiring salesman acting slick. It's a team of about 4 professionals under her that go over every single angle to prepare it for the market. She's not even that persuasive or talkative. All they do are value-added services, which is how it should be. I wouldn't even know how to update the records to classify it a multi-family, yet they do it all automatically.