All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: REA commissions -vs- Wholesaling fees
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- Real Estate Investor
- Winchester, VA
- Posts 18
- Votes 4
would like advice on how to structure my contracts so that 1) as a wholesaler i am getting my asking fee and 2) as an agent i am not doing anything 'unethical'
cheers!
Post: Methods im using to find investor/buyers an results
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- Real Estate Investor
- Winchester, VA
- Posts 18
- Votes 4
the way things are set up now, you have to click on the 'follow' button and then it will give you the option to add.
i do think the 'add' button was more convenient. lets hope it is brought back...
Post: How to find Real Estate agent?
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- Real Estate Investor
- Winchester, VA
- Posts 18
- Votes 4
Originally posted by Just Don:
there are only a few BIG gun Realtors in any given market. I would talk to a few who appear to sell the most properties. part-timer Realtors are to be avoided if possible. Whose signs do you see the most of,,,most sold signs on??? Good as place as any to start.
i would actually be weary of "big Gun Realtors' as they usually do not give the attention you may want or need to sell the property. our industry is based on listings. which means that a realtor could have a slew of listings but just sit back waiting for the buyers agents to approach them. they are not actively selling and rely on their assistants to take care of everything.
if you are just looking to list the property so its on MLS you can ask any agent to do that for you. they will more than likely ask a fee. if thats the case keep asking around and go with the one who has the lowest fee, hand over your pictures and youre done.
but in reality, if you actually want an agent to work the listing, def interview a few to find out who has the better marketing package for your needs. and of course an agent who is investor friendly would be your best bet.
good luck!