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Darci Minshall
  • Fleetwood, PA
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Remain loyal to a realtor or do what's best for your business?

Darci Minshall
  • Fleetwood, PA
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My conscience and pocket are not agreeing right now. I'd like to get some input from the BP community. I am going to be wrapping up a flip in a few weeks. The Realtor who worked with me to buy it was amazing in every aspect. He helped me place offers on 2 other properties that didnt pan out before this one. I bought it for $62k so his commission was not impressive. Now that it's fixed up and worth around $150k, I'm struggling with the decision to use him to sell it. My hang up is that he's not local. He works all over but is based out of a town 45 minutes away. I think I would be better served by a local agent to sell it who has local buyers. Especially given the time of year and cool down of the market going into the holidays. I feel guilty though being as he worked so hard and was always a pleasure to work with and for such a small commission. SO... I DO plan to buy my next property with him. Do I explain my reason to him for going with a local agent to sell? Do I just list it with him to avoid possibly ruining the working relationship? I'd like to hear from some agents if possible- would you be offended in this situation? thanks in advance!

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