mls: FHA 203K Loan Information
- 11/30/11 05:55 AM
GetMoreOffers tries to find every avenue to help you with all of your real estate needs. In addition to our 7 MLS Flat Fee listing programs, GetMoreOffers searches for ways to help buyers find programs that will assist you in getting that dream home.
In Florida, there is a program that is helping home buyers get the home of their dreams and yet many people know nothing about it. REO's (Real Estate Owned) are the properties to buy these days as the market is still fluid and good for investment buyers. Many REO properties are listed well below … (2 comments)
mls: Flat Fee MLS sellers in Sarasota, Holmes Beach, Bradenton and Ft. Myers can get more Realtor® showings taking the advice from Keith Gordon, a respected Florida flat fee MLS broker
- 04/05/08 02:47 AM
5 steps flat fee MLS sellers should take in Sarasota, Bradenton and Ft. Myers that will generate more showings and offers. •1) List your home in the MLS right where you will sell it. There are no listing commissions to pay using flat fee MLS so Sarasota home sellers save 3% and can pass this savings along to the buyer. •2) Apply the cash test. I give my Sarasota flat fee MLS sellers the same advise as my sellers in Bradenton, Ft. Myers, Holmes Beach and the rest of Florida. Price your home as if a cash buyer were negotiating with you. You … (0 comments)
mls: Florida flat fee MLS sellers have found success in Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Bradenton, Sarasota and Jacksonville by offering 4% and greater buyer's agent commissions
- 03/27/08 05:57 AM
Flat fee MLS sellers in Florida do not pay listing commissions. This opens the door for flat rate listed sellers to offer more commission to agents bringing buyers. This strategy is working well for our flat fee MLS clients across Florida in such counties as Hillsborough (Tampa), Sarasota, Manatee County (Bradenton) and Pinellas, Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange (Orlando) and Pasco. So how much should you offer buyers' agents? I think 4% works well and 5% possibly gets a bit more attention. These higher than normal buyer's agent commissions simply garner more Realtor® showing assuming the seller is priced right. I recently wrote a … (2 comments)
mls: Should I list my Sarasota home using flat fee MLS and offer a 5% buyer's agent commission or pay 6% full service?
- 03/26/08 10:43 AM
Should I list my Sarasota home using flat fee MLS and offer a 5% buyer's agent commission or pay 6% full service? The answer is apparent after you explore whether you are priced right. In today's crazy housing market, sellers must price their homes where buyers and Realtors will see the Sarasota home as a value. Then, set the buyer's agent commission where Realtors® will not possibly pass over your home when they are out showing property. Please read my prior blog about "How to price a home yourself in today's crazy Florida markets of Orlando, Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville which discusses how … (0 comments)
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