Some of my clients don't think that they can afford to pay for a survey. They don't understand that they paid a lot of money to the real estate agent, when they bought their property, because the fee was folded into the purchase price. Once I point this out, they understand it a little better, but they still don't have the money...
I'm not a bank, but it might not be a bad idea to accept payments. I've done it a couple of times and it wasn't too painful.?ÿ
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Do Realtors actually have "zero liability"?
@flga-2
I'm still at the edge of reporting and filing an ethics violation and breach of contract complaint for the realtor who HELPED me sell my home in a skyrocketing marketplace for refusing to ask the buyers if They would compendate my willingness to travel and close early because I had no leave time with a new job I had started.
Best part, is he was stupid and arrogant enough to do it via email, and wont beable to deny anything.
A few realtors I like. Most I have interacted with are bottom feeders looking to do as little as possible to make a huge payday with no investments.
Kudos to the few and ethical and valuable agents/brokers that exist.
What will the market bear?
Asking what the market will bear is akin to asking what the majority of potential buyers would be willing to spend. But why should a company care about the majority, when it could just target its most profitable buyers? It might make a whole lot more sense to ask what the most desirable part of the market will bear.
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Why does it cost me $10 to get a hair cut and my wife $80? Because that's what men and women are willing to spend.
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Another great source of information on this subject was Larry Phipps; I really miss that guy...
If you want to learn anything about value pricing; search for anything written by Larry P.