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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Selling homes, other ways without paying 5 or 6%
I just don't think that paying 5 or 6% to a realtor to sell a home is necessary.
Having to pay the 2 1/2 - 3% to list a home to get it on the MLS seems to high to me. I know that realtors do more than this but it still seems high.
Do you know of other ways to sell home(s)? Or am I dreaming?
Thank you
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@Joe Schultz you're right. Paying 3% to throw it on the MLS is a waste. On the other hand, if that is all your realtor does, they are a waste of a license