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Sarah Jones
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Realtor Issues - How to not pay them.

Sarah Jones
  • los angeles, ca
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I have a property that I want to buy directly from the owner subject to. The owner agrees to sell it to me for 400k subject to. I'm concern about the realtor. They have a realtor. If i buy it directly from the owner, I know because they have a realtor I may be responsible to pay the realtor his commission. The owner is already 3 months behind on his payments. How do I buy it , make all the backup payments and avoid paying the realtor his commission?

I did not find the house on the MLS.. the owner is a friend ..

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Alex Hart
  • Portsmouth, OH
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Alex Hart
  • Portsmouth, OH
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It’s time to approach the realtor with your subject 2 proposal and explain the seriousness of their situation. Then discuss the commission issue and see what can be worked out. I would not recommend doing anything behind the realtors back, just be upfront and honest with them.

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