(Please leave feedback in the comments ; ) As Realtors- It doesn't matter what part of the country or world you live in- you will be dealing with properties that will be purchased for the purpose of income producing or investment. In my market (South Florida) it's makes up a pretty good part of the total inventory (especially because we have so many condos in South Florida- which are ideal for investors as long as the returns make sense. When comparing Condos VS. Single family investment properties- there can be various pros and cons to both- but at the end of the day what usually (0 comments)
real estate: Discounted Listing Commissions- Who pays the price?
- 06/27/16 04:19 AM
As a luxury/waterfront oriented Realtor in Miami, I see lots of things that make me scratch my head each day, but I know it is not just here in South Florida. Luckily the weather is usually good and I get to see views like the one below on a daily basis- so at least that helps. Let's talk about commissions for a second. On the listing side in my area, it is generally 6% (3% to buyer's agent/ 3% to listing agent)- nothing new here... Or is there? Some brokerages allow for discounting commission while others do not. I know personally that my (5 comments)