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by Beth September 29th 2008 I was working in my office about a month ago listening to NPR and found myself disheartened by the campaign rhetoric the housing market and all the other bad news coming from the
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Jennifer Thompson October 01 2008 5 30AM Jeffrey M Boan The Associated PressJim Seidel sold his home without an agent and now is renting this home in Miramar Fla Despite the glut of homes on the market falling prices in many
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Real Estate News | BiggerPockets.com (blog) I could almost understand it if this was a FSBO but it's listed with an agent. I don't know the agent, but I would assume that he or she is inexperienced. ...
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In the past three weeks, I have been actively involved in three . FSBO's. . As a Massachusetts real estate attorney, I am often the default resource for people who do not want to pay a broker's fee for the sale of their home. ...
Where could I look up comparable home sales when considering a house that's fsbo and no buyer's agent?
Q. For a house we are considering buying, the seller is going to sell it fsbo. He prefers to have no buyer's agent involved. What's the best way for me to look up comparable recent home sales and current listings? What are the typical things to compare when doing so?
Asked by invelvetshoes - Thu Mar 18 09:58:58 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most areas this would be very hard for an individual to do. Real estate agents and brokers pay a good amount of money for regular access to this information. You could call the local property tax authority and see what sales information you can find on that area thru them- sometimes they are very helpful and in most states they have that information. If this is not an option then the best you might be able to do is make sure that your offer is contingent on the home appraising for at least the sales price. When an agent or appraiser is looking for comparable sales the first thing they use to narrow it down is location. They want the same neighborhood and schools and such- or at least be extremely close by- location is much more… [cont.]
Answered by glenn - Thu Mar 18 10:11:11 2010
Q. For a house we are considering buying, the seller is going to sell it fsbo. He prefers to have no buyer's agent involved. What's the best way for me to look up comparable recent home sales and current listings? What are the typical things to compare when doing so?
Asked by invelvetshoes - Thu Mar 18 09:58:58 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most areas this would be very hard for an individual to do. Real estate agents and brokers pay a good amount of money for regular access to this information. You could call the local property tax authority and see what sales information you can find on that area thru them- sometimes they are very helpful and in most states they have that information. If this is not an option then the best you might be able to do is make sure that your offer is contingent on the home appraising for at least the sales price. When an agent or appraiser is looking for comparable sales the first thing they use to narrow it down is location. They want the same neighborhood and schools and such- or at least be extremely close by- location is much more… [cont.]
Answered by glenn - Thu Mar 18 10:11:11 2010
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