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8 Comments on Are You Selling "For Sale By Owner" Consider "Not" & Save Time & Money
Thanks for reblogging, I hope FSBOs will read it.
It seems that no matter how much information we provide, FSBO's seem to think their case is different and it will some how turn out better for them. When the truth is, the commission that they are trying to avoid is simply an investment in a solid transaction.
I think the most important issue that the FSBO overlooks is how do they qualify the buyer?
Is the buyer able to purchase the property or is it just a way to look at what you have in the home for a possible theft.
Seller beware of looky looks...
Charita, thanks for calling our attention to this great post! I missed it the first time around.
Thanks for re-blogging Charita. I missed it the first time around, and it's a great post!
Charita, just wanted to thank you for the reblog. I completely understand the sellers motivation, but they don't realize how much that decision actually hurts them in the long run. Richard#3 brings up another good point about the possibility of theft. Thanks again.
I understand the FBSO too, and their need to save when they can. It's been such a touchy market that listing with a brokerage might be the difference between a short sale or equity sale. I showed a FBSO this weekend -- I wish they had listed it with an agent who would give them some showing advice, it might have come in handy.