The new rule you are talking about is not in effect yet. But the rule only changes where Realtors can offer compensation. It does not change, effect, or limit how much a Realtor can charge for commission or how much they can offer to a cooperative more...Posted 3 months ago
As many people have said, you should ask the appraisal district to correct this. But you should also ask them for a rebate for the amount they potentially over charged you. I believe you can go back 3 years on this.Posted 11 months ago
This really depends on the Truck the pool guy is driving. Old beat up truck, 50-60k. Lifted F250 wrapped with their logo, that guy is going to be 120k+..In all seriousness it depends on a lot of things. Size, features, ect. So you have to call some more...Posted 12 months ago
Good news, there is a way for your buyer to get reimbursed for the homestead exemption for the past 3 years. This can all be corrected at the county if she can prove she was living there. I actually have an agent who works for me that specializes in more...Posted 6 months ago
This happens all the time when I am showing homes. And honestly it can be really awkward if the buyer is standing there waiting for you. When listing a home this is one of the things we check for right away. And if we need to we get a locksmith out more...Posted 7 months ago
It sounds like you want the broker to do all the work and pay for everything and let you make all the money. What is the benefit to the broker then?Posted 1 year ago
Yes, all contracts have an end. And the listing agreement is a contract between the seller and the listing broker. That time limit is negotiable between the two parties of that contract. Posted 3 years ago
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