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TIPS for FSBO or Selling with Redfin?
Hi All,
Looking for some advice and tips regarding selling my Twin Cities, MN home without a realtor. I live in a townhome in a desirable neighborhood so I am not too worried about demand.
I see redfin has a 1.5% listing fee - has anyone done this before?
Any other tips or advice with selling your home FSBO?
Thanks!
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@Sean Sloop the catch must be that it is 1.5% for the listing, but you still need the commission for the buyers agent so add on the typical 2.7-3% buyer’s commission and they are at 4.2%-4.5%. We do that all the time.
When anyone puts a property on the MLS you need to disclose the amount that will be paid to the buyer's agent. Keeps everything above board.