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Ophelia Nicholson
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First "Official" Rehab- Pictures

Ophelia Nicholson
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We bought the house after the bank had remediated mold and gutted everything just leaving studs in the whole house- Goes on the market today.
I'll post the before pictures shortly.
https://skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?cid=3382b6d3b219b592&page=play&resid=3382B6D3B219B592!147

Edit- I've been trying to add images to the post- not working out so great

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Originally posted by Ibrahim S:

I would look to cut down on the Realtor/marketing cost by becoming a Realtor and going with a broker who does (at least) 70/30 your favor.?

I would go one step further and suggest staying away from the big firms that take a big percentage of your commission.

As an example, a 30% split on this $200K sale would equate to about $1800. You can probably find many smaller brokerages who would take a flat couple hundred dollars (or less). Over a few transactions per year, the savings adds up!

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