Shop around and treat every conversation like an interview.

Hi, I'm selling a shopping mall,Located in CA, can anybody please advise whats the average paying for a broker his commission?

The construction costs are obviously a high estimate and if I shopped harder/negotiated with builder I could probably get cheaper.

Interested for finance or invest in any of the following:*Real Estate*Resorts*Restaurants and Food Courts*Schools Science research*Shipping Cruises & Shopping Malls* Manufacturing firms*Sports Facilities*Constructions firm*Resorts & TourismDo communicate me via email only with attached projects summary/business plan.

My bet is the agreement is actually 6% total commission out of which 2.8% goes to the buyer's agent w/ the remainder to the seller's agent.  

One trick I have used in the past with private sellers is to have a copy of a cashiers check made out to them personally accompany my offer... that stands out... since I pretty much gurantee no one else will do that.. and that is proof positive you have the cash.. now of course smart computer dudes and dudettes I guess could photo shop one.. but it has worked for me in the past.

Between tenants is when we make the big adjustments, sometimes 20%.We self-manage.We give tenants plenty of time (a month) to decide if they are renewing, so they can shop around and see that they are in fact getting a good deal.

People do shop for a better city, either for their family or even for retirement. 

With criteria being single family homes with 3br 1+ bath.2.Reached out to local credit union and had them sent me a conventional home loan worksheet quote.3.Did go on to lending tree to see if that was a better option with shopping for quotes on loans.

I gave PPR Note Co (Dave Van Horn’s shop) a call, but it looks like they said they are now putting all but a scant few performing notes into their fund which is only open to accredited investors (which I am not).