fee for service: Help you hole......or something like that.
- 03/22/08 01:00 AM
I have been asked about the different values of services offered in our industry. It seems that there are serveral "models" active today. It is hard to point out the difference between full service and fee for service. In many industries, the price is relatively the same. I suppose many people don't realize the personal cost of saving money. Many people don't realize the true cost of a discounted service. There is much more to cost than just the dollar value afixed to the service. Sometimes you have to step back and say....do I really want to do that? With that … (11 comments)
fee for service: It's REDFIN again.....OK
- 07/26/07 06:44 AM
I was asked about the fee for service company on a board where I post. I thought I would share my answer in my blog. I posted the following: This is from their website: "Our Limits We are primarily an online service, so we are not for everyone. In competitive situations, we present offers in person, and visit the property for inspections and appraisals, but otherwise our agents work from our offices. Contractors typically access the property during an inspection or after closing. We meet with clients in our offices, but primarily work with you via e-mail, facsimile and telephone." I think the statement sums … (3 comments)
I have been asked about the different values of services offered in our industry. It seems that there are serveral "models" active today. It is hard to point out the difference between full service and fee for service. In many industries, the price is relatively the same. I suppose many people don't realize the personal cost of saving money. Many people don't realize the true cost of a discounted service. There is much more to cost than just the dollar value afixed to the service. Sometimes you have to step back and say....do I really want to do that? With that … (11 comments)
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