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Forest Williams
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How to work with Real Estate Agents for Comps?

Forest Williams
  • Property Manager
  • Suwanee, Ga
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What is the ideal way to pay a Real Estate Agent for Pulling Comps? Percentage or Straight Fee?

Thank you BP Community..

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Crystal Smith
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Crystal Smith
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Originally posted by @Forest Williams:

What is the ideal way to pay a Real Estate Agent for Pulling Comps? Percentage or Straight Fee?

Answer to this question depends on your intention.  If your intention is to establish a long term relationship & close deals thru the agent then many will pull your comps for free because they will be compensated from the purchase/sale of the property.   If the intention is get information, use it for your business w/o the agent being involved in the transaction then the agent should be compensated a flat fee for their time.  

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