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This meaningless thread is far too long and boring.
It keeps the demi-trolls occupied, so it serves the public well.
It's a sort of CD Real Estate version of "Politics and Other Aberrations" for anonymous folks with nothing to offer.
It keeps the demi-trolls occupied, so it serves the public well.
It's a sort of CD Real Estate version of "Politics and Other Aberrations" for anonymous folks with nothing to offer.
I think you are hilarious when you don't have a real reply to postings lol
I know you feel that only agents have anything to offer but just like your reply about service providers, its just something you are making up with no real merit. again.
So now go pull a few big words out to deflect and name call again. Its getting to be your MO on here lately.
In my case... several homes that I bought were only found because my Agent said she had something I might be interested in...
Early this year we lost are almost 102 neighbor... she had been a widow since she was 80 and they bought the home new in 1958.
The morning she was to go in and sign she died from a heart attack... the loan docks, inspections, documents are all in...
I was actually the person that told the buyers because I saw them with their parents across the street and mentioned she had passed away a few hours ago.
The two brokers involved had 20+ years in the community and the listing one use to mow the lawns there as a kid.
They had a meeting at the Title Company and they were able to persuade the deal to close... otherwise the buyers would have been in limbo...
Again... a good agent/broker is worth every penny not only to close a property but in avoiding pitfalls.
This comes from a person that has bought and sold with and without brokerage...
Last edited by Ultrarunner; 12-23-2015 at 07:00 PM..
I think you are hilarious when you don't have a real reply to postings lol
I know you feel that only agents have anything to offer but just like your reply about service providers, its just something you are making up with no real merit. again.
So now go pull a few big words out to deflect and name call again. Its getting to be your MO on here lately.
See it is better to corral people with little or nothing to offer in one place.
When they slip outside their comfort range, they often post misleading stuff, like in that thread.
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Originally Posted by SVTLightning
Closing, title insurance and service fees are normally the buyer costs. People get confused when seller is giving money towards closing costs (which those fees are) . State tax transfer is seller unless specified in the contract.
See it is better to corral people with little or nothing to offer in one place.
When they slip outside their comfort range, they often post misleading stuff, like in that thread.
Nothing misleading there lol ( I did see that you edited your response after it matched most of what I had already said lol nice try on that one)
Thank you for not calling me names this time!!!!! You are making progress sir!! +1 for maturity this time!
Now if we can just keep you to the facts and stop the making stuff up nonsense lol
Glad to help with my direct experience and from a sober perspective!
So you wouldn't mind taking a lower commission if you had a listing in a less-affluent area?
Or maybe work on flat rate?
(No need to answer, it's a rhetorical question)
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