FACT: NOBODY LIKES TO PAY A REALTOR A COMMISSION TO SELL THEIR HOME!

FACT: The more time or money an agent has to spend selling your home should determine the commission they will charge.

A Realtor does work for their money.  But do they work harder for a $10,000 commission on a $200,000 house than they do for a $5,000 commission on a $100,000 house?  Probably not, but maybe. 

FACT: Some houses take more work to sell than others.  Determining factors are:
*The price of the property.  If it is not priced right, it could take much longer to sell, if it sells at all.
*The condition of the property.  Are the walls freshly painted, the exterior in good shape, does it make a good first impression?  If the answers are yes then the house will be much easier to sell
*Has a Home Pre-Inspection been performed on the property?  If it has then repairs can be made in advance of a buyer's inspection, thus giving the buyer a more positive report.
*Is there a Home Warranty in place?  A Home warranty will give the buyer extra confidence in making an offer.
*Has the home been Staged properly?  A tastefully Staged home will give the potential buyer a positive view of their potential new home.

Many factors go into determining a proper commission to charge for selling your home.  The more time or money an agent has to spend selling your home should determine the commission they will charge.

Call me today and we'll negotiate the best commission to sell your property.

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