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Old 01-12-2008, 08:29 PM
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MovingForward I could not agree more! I really wonder what justifies these ridiculous high fees? Even the lawyer that does the real important legal work and tons of paperwork gets a small percentage of that. Somebody else said this on here and I feel the same way: I think the profession of the real estate agent is changing fast and will probably not exist in 10 years anymore. Thanks to the internet and other informational and legal resources the younger generation will not pay these high commissions.

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Old 01-13-2008, 08:02 AM
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MovingForward I could not agree more! I really wonder what justifies these ridiculous high fees? Even the lawyer that does the real important legal work and tons of paperwork gets a small percentage of that. Somebody else said this on here and I feel the same way: I think the profession of the real estate agent is changing fast and will probably not exist in 10 years anymore. Thanks to the internet and other informational and legal resources the younger generation will not pay these high commissions.
It is just like any other job!! Did you go for an interview lately?

The boss says... What can you do for me that makes me want to pay you?

and.... in this case... you're the boss.

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Old 07-03-2008, 01:47 PM
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I did an entry only MLS listing through I Sold My House.com in April. The rep I dealt with was a licensed agent, provided great tips and advice and I was under agreement in 13 days. Thank you I Sold My House.com.

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