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How to Save Half of a Realtor's Commission

How do you hire a full-service realtor andThe way to save at least half of the
only pay half a commission? It is alwaysrealtor's commission is to list with a
surprising when a homeowner is going to hireflat-fee broker who will list the property on
a realtorÂ(R) to sell his property,the MLSÂ(R) (Multiple Listing Service)
especially when he next complains bitterlyand Realtor.comÂ(R) but who does not show
about paying 5% or 6% to someone who hethe property. The buyer for your property
believes does little or no work. Usually thewill come from a "buyer's agent" who brings a
seller marks up the property to cover theclient to see your home and make an offer. He
commission which over-prices the property andis interested in receiving his usual 50% of
the  result  is  it  doesn't  sell.the full commission or 3% of the sales price.
If you offer a 3% commission to the buyer's
Usually, the commission paid to aagent, you have saved 3% by not having to pay
realtorÂ(R) is split equally betweenthe seller's agent (listing agent)! In the
himself and his "broker", who is the licensedabove example of a $20,000 commission, the
agent in charge of a particular firm. If theagent who brings the buyer still gets $10,000
commission on a sale is $20,000, thebut  you  are  saving  $10,000.
realtorÂ(R) and the broker each get
$10,000. Newer methods of payouts to agentsWhat if you are unfamiliar with the sales and
include paying "desk fees" to the broker incontracting process and you need help? For
exchange for higher payouts. For example, ifthe $10,000 commission savings you can hire
the agent pays $135/month as a "desk fee" hean attorney to review any contract and give
may be entitled to a 95% commission while anyou advice usually for less than $500 so you
agent paying $60/month may only entitled to aare still ahead $9,500. But better yet, the
70%  payout.attorney can give legal advice that your
realtorÂ(R) can not, and you have
If the agent doesn't sell the property herecourse against your lawyer if something
listed, but another agent does, the buyinggoes  wrong.
and selling brokers each get half of the
commission and the 3% commissions are againSo to save at least 50% of your commission,
split with the agent so he gets 1 1/2 % net.should you decide to have a realtorÂ(R)
So for a $20,000 commission the split lookssell your house, use a buyer's agent only and
like - $5,000 each to the two brokers andoffer him a 2.5% or 3% commission. Another
$5,000 each to the two agents. This is aunique benefit of only paying a buyer's agent
simplified summary of the process butis that if desperation sets in and you need
illustrates the payout procedure. If theto sell quickly, you can increase your payout
agents are on a higher payout because ofto the buyer's agent and attract many more
their monthly desk fees, their portion of thebuyers than using a seller's agent. The
commission is increased and their broker'shighest commission seen in the past year is a
portion is reduced proportionally. Industry12% commission to buyer's agents for condo
statistics show that 95%+ of the time theunits. In the depressed condo market these
listing agent does not sell the property! Sodays, it is not uncommon to see 10%
the real money for a realtor is in gettingcommissions to buyer's agents. So if you have
the listing and having anotherdecided to sell your home on the MLS using a
realtorÂ(R) sell it. The largestrealtorÂ(R), you can save substantial
commission producers in the industry sellmoney and sell your home faster by focusing
listings  and  not  properties.on paying only a buyer's agent to sell your
home.



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