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Things to keep in mind while hiring a low-commission agent Services offered
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A small proportion of real estate brokers that work on a lesser commission do not offer all of the basic services required to sell a home. Before signing any contracts to engage a lowcommission realtor, inquire about the services that will be supplied by the agent. What part of the agent's service comprises helping you understand the proposal? All of these items will be required to properly promote and sell your home.
2. Underselling or under marketing your home
Low-commission Real Estate Agents frequently undersell homes. Many full-service real estate brokers will simply list your home for a fee. Inquire with the listing agent about the steps he or she will take to attract buyers. To establish responsibility, get the agent's activity in writing. Don't hire a low-commission agent if you don't believe he or she can sell your home.
3. Dual Agency Scenarios
Some Low-Commission Real Estate Agents are more interested in acting as dual agents to sell your home than in making a profit. The agent acts as a liaison between the seller and the buyer. A dual-agency relationship raises the possibility that your agent will make a mistake in representing your best interests. Before signing on with an agent, discussing the possibility of a dual-agency relationship with them is wise.
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