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Tony Nguyen
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  • Tampa, FL
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Commercial Agents/Brokers - how do you determine how much to charge just to do paperwork?

Tony Nguyen
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

Hey guys,

A client brought a deal to me where they are the owner of the building and the tenant is buying it from them. All then needed me to do was fill out a purchase contract, set up a title company, coordinate with all parties including buyers and pretty much just close it. How do you calculate how much of a fee you charge for that?

When you usually get paid 3% to prospect for the buyer and negotiate, how much do you get paid just to do the closing? I just don't want tto overcharge. ANy advice would be appreciated!~ Thanks

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