How Much Do I Have To Pay An Agent To Help Me Buy A Home?
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How much do I have to pay an agent to help me buy a home? Usually the seller pays the real estate transaction fee or the real estate commission. Whenever properties are listed in multiple listing service and a realtor make some assist you in purchasing the property and you submit your offer and the seller accepts the offer. These are called transactional brokers and they’re there to have a fiduciary responsibility, to both the buyer and the seller. And the seller pays the real estate commission, for both the listing agent and also the selling agent. If you find a house on your own, you do not need a realtor to put together the transaction. You can call an attorney, or you can call me if you’re in my market area, which is in the Pascoe Canelo’s Hernando, Hillsborough area. And we can put together a contract and you don’t have to pay a real estate commission for doing that. If you find a house on your own, that is not listed with a real estate agent, the only costs that you may have with a real estate agent is what they call a transaction fee, which usually is in the neighbor of two or $300, which they, you may be charged as a buyer in a real estate transaction. Give me a call. If you have any questions. My phone number is (727) 847-2288.
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What Is a Stratified Market?
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What is a stratified market? A stratified market is whenever you have houses that are trading or selling very rapidly in two different price areas. By way of example, you could have a stratified market whenever houses in the range of $150,000 or less are, are selling very rapidly. And the supply is very limited as well as houses that are selling in the 900,000 and up category, which is also selling very rapidly and the inventory is very low. So that is a strategy. And then they’re both these markets are in the same market area. So you have two different price ranges of houses in the same market area that are both selling very rapidly. And so that’s what you have when you have a stratified market, is that you have two different price range of houses that are moving very quickly in the market. Some from the time they’re listed, till the time they’re sold.
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