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selling a property.. $6000 flat realtor fee?
Hey BP family,
Please assist. I have an investment property I am looking to put on the market. Its market value is in the $50- 60K range. The realtor I have selected charges a $6000 flat fee for any properties under $100,000. I am thinking this is too high. I know 6% is standard, less if one can negotiate. What do you all think is this typical for some realtors? I will appreciate input. Thanks