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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Calling FSBO offering free listing and open house to capture buys
What do you guys think about offering free listing and open house to FSBOs in order to hold open houses to capture buyer clients? Then during the open house offer to do an open listing agreement where they don’t pay if you don’t find them the buyer.
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Golly, I almost threw up my cookies just reading this post. Everything is wrong about this post!
1. Where is your broker? As a Managing Broker and If I see this I will fire you or send your license back to the state. I see NONE of this is approved by your broker. WOW....I believe in most states this would be considered false and misleading advertising.
2. Giving the seller an OPEN LISTING is stating you're willing to work for free or your services are worthless.
I have nothing else to say, makes me shake my head in disbelief......