The Science Mouse

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   Manuela Guillary

   June 14, 2011 • 11:02 pm

   I have realized that over the course of creating a relationship with real estate managers, you’ll be able to get them to understand that, in every real estate transaction, a percentage is paid. In the long run, FSBO sellers do not “save” the fee. Rather, they fight to win the commission by doing a strong agent’s work. In doing this, they shell out their money and also time to execute, as best they’re able to, the responsibilities of an representative. Those duties include exposing the home by marketing, representing the home to willing buyers, building a sense of buyer desperation in order to induce an offer, preparing home inspections, managing qualification check ups with the lender, supervising repairs, and aiding the closing of the deal.
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   Sophia Gertner

   June 14, 2011 • 11:16 pm

   I have noticed that over the course of creating a relationship with real estate entrepreneurs, you’ll be able to get them to understand that, in every real estate contract, a commission rate is paid. Eventually, FSBO sellers don’t “save” the payment. Rather, they fight to win the commission simply by doing a great agent’s work. In the process, they spend their money along with time to execute, as best they’re able to, the tasks of an broker. Those duties include exposing the home through marketing, introducing the home to all buyers, creating a sense of buyer urgency in order to prompt an offer, organizing home inspections, controlling qualification checks with the mortgage lender, supervising maintenance, and aiding the closing.

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