Real estate agents are typically crooked, money hungry manipulators. Society needs to stop hiring these people or at least stop paying them more than they deserve. No agent deserves more than 5 grand for any sale. The price of the house is irrelevant.
Steve The Addict^^^^^^^------- wrote:
Real estate agents are typically crooked, money hungry manipulators. Society needs to stop hiring these people or at least stop paying them more than they deserve. No agent deserves more than 5 grand for any sale. The price of the house is irrelevant.
First of all crooked people in fields like that are found out and go broke quickly. Next, good luck finding an agent who will work for a flat $5000. And have you bought and sold houses without an agent? I wouldn't want that arsepain.
X-Runner wrote:
team Unruly Bush wrote:
Who cares if it is a lie or not. Make decisions based on your circumstances and don't ask how high when told to jump.
Right
If you like it, look at it.
If you want it, make an offer that works for you.
If they accept your offer, great.
If it's under contract before you had a chance to look at it or make an offer, too bad, move on.
+1.
Being knowledgeable is important. You should know what condos like that have been selling for, But, outside of that if the place is exactly what you want and within your budget go for it.
Unfortunately, many realtors try to deceive clients because their main task is to conclude a contract and receive their payments. You should also be careful because there is a lot of information on the Internet about black realtors who cheat, so you don't even have time to get to the apartment and look at it, as your money is already stolen. That is why you should always have a real estate appraiser in touch who can adequately assess the proposal's profitability. You can probably use the help of https://www.sjonessurveying.co.uk/newcastle-surveyors/ for this purpose. Once I also took advantage of such help because I was trying to buy a house in a not very good area, and I needed to assess the degree of failure of the building.
wterhgw wrote:
I am looking to buy a house out of state. I found a condo online last week that fit my budget. When I called the real estate agent he said "I have three other potential buyers. You need to make an offer today". Do people actually make offers on a property the same day or was this just a tactic by the real state agent?
Seen it happen three times, fell for it once. Never trust a realtor. I repeat, never.
They're the biggest liars. Only truth is whatever gets them the commission.
I used to think real estate agents were a waste of money, but I think differently now. When I wanted to sell my grandmother's house in Baltimore, I encountered some problems. I couldn't find buyers for two months, and my best friend suggested I contact this company: https://www.flagshipbuilders.net/ . They made me a very good offer on the sale of this house, and I agreed. Good real estate agents could help you to sell or buy your house for good money. But in any case, it is your own decision.
Yes. A friend sells high end real estate in FL. He had a 3 million dollar listing. It sold sight unseen for over 5 by an out of state buyer that never even looked at it.
In some areas that is the market. Sales happen in one day for way over listing.
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