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    High Power Shooter CO Hugh's Avatar
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    There are a couple of brokerage firms that may put it in the MLS. Dealing with brokers and people that do not know what they are doing may be frustrating.

    Secure a title agent know and have the contract forms ready for when someone comes wants to make an offer.

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    Click Here
    http://jimmyaron.yourkwagent.com/

    Tell Jim sent you and you would like for him to list and sell your house.
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    "when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".

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    A friend with family in real estate in CA once told me 90% of FSBO homes end up in some kind of legal proceedings after the sale is complete. FWIW

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    You can successfully sell your own home w/o an agent. But 90% of the people who do FSBO screw 'em up.

    There are a lot of reasons why, but most of the people qualified to do a FSBO, don't.

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    I did in Massachusetts...but it was 2005 and the housing market was booming. I used a website called

    www.isoldmyhouse.com

    I priced the home slightly below market to pass the broker savings to the buyer. As it turned out the buyer had a buyers broker who called and asked if I'd pay her 3% . I told her that my bottom dollar price was "X" and if she could get "X+3%" bring 'em over.

    The home sold in 10 days... their realtor handled the process. They saved money, and I saved money...it was a win for everyone.

    we bought that home in 1997 for $179K and in 2005 sold it for $450+ the realtor's 3% ... oh the good old days when houses appreciated in value


    edit: I just checked zillow, and that home is now "valued" at $299K...so in 7 years if they go to sell, they've "lost" 150K
    Last edited by JoeT; 08-28-2012 at 07:47.

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