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They say they do, look around at photos of homes in May and June, and you will see the "Empty Promiser's" out there. They claim they do the best, but their pictures are second rate, they showy Winter-time pictures after your gardens have already bloomed, and they often have less than 5 photos. Most agencies have not figured out what a quality picture is. Buyers don't view details of homes that look dark, small, dated, and most of all bad weather. Is that what they meant by "anybody can put a home in the MLS"? If the lawn sign was all it required to sell, there wouldn't be over 1,000 homes for sale in Holland with only 70 homes selling per month.
Good question...With gas being well over $4/gal,
and Meijer adding an average 200% markup from store costs, we can see why you would like to start cutting corners. Fees
are always negotiable, from nothing to 100%. Remember though, if you're paying double the price that Meijer paid for
groceries, that's an average $400/mo commission for an average family. You will have thousands of opportunities to pay
those incredible commissions. When you sell your home, you have a slight margin for error, you don't get thousands of
times to do this, so you may want to hand that task over to somebody who does do it thousands of times.
ZERO, not one. I don't sell homes, I represent
clients who sell homes. I have been a part of over 31 Sales in my first Two years, that's almost 9x the average
West Michigan agent. I haven't sold those homes, I've just figured out how to help my clients sell their homes!
Our brokerage has been involved with over 1000 Sales, that's almost twice the amount per agent over the past 20yrs.
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