When selling your home, it’s important to understand the costs you’ll be responsible for at closing. While every transaction can be a little different, sellers are commonly asked to pay several fees and charges. Here’s a broad overview of what you might expect: Common Seller Closing Costs In addition, there are prorated items that the seller is …
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Selling your home in Texas doesn’t have to mean surrendering a chunk of your equity to high real estate commissions. Flat fee MLS services are revolutionizing the game, giving sellers the same powerful MLS exposure without the sticker shock. But with so many companies competing in the Lone Star State, how do you know which …
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With an online staging consultation, a professional helps you utilize what you already have in your home to create a visually appealing and inviting space for buyers.
We talk about market stats that will help you gauge competition and make informed decisions about pricing and marketing your home. Here are 3 stats to closely monitor:
How the MLS works (and why all Agents are the same).
I think about a flat fee listing as any property that’s advertised for sale using the MLS or the Multiple Listing Service, where that seller has hired their own broker to represent them to get that MLS access, and the flat fee aspect comes when that listing Broker is going to be charging the seller a reduced commission or a discounted fee compared to the status quo 6% brand name brokers that are so common out there.
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