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April 20, 2010 at 10:51 AM #17362April 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM #541002
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ParticipantYou should definitely use him/her 1) to reward them for their service and friendship 2) to get some money back from their share of the commission (from the builder), which is otherwise NOT paid to you.
But, be careful–you must sign the contract with your agent present, or have made the first visit to the model homes with your agent present. The agent cannot come into the picture after you expressed interest to the builder. The builder only pays the realtor comissions if THEY played a role in bringing you there.
April 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM #541916ParticipantYou should definitely use him/her 1) to reward them for their service and friendship 2) to get some money back from their share of the commission (from the builder), which is otherwise NOT paid to you.
But, be careful–you must sign the contract with your agent present, or have made the first visit to the model homes with your agent present. The agent cannot come into the picture after you expressed interest to the builder. The builder only pays the realtor comissions if THEY played a role in bringing you there.
April 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM #541652ParticipantYou should definitely use him/her 1) to reward them for their service and friendship 2) to get some money back from their share of the commission (from the builder), which is otherwise NOT paid to you.
But, be careful–you must sign the contract with your agent present, or have made the first visit to the model homes with your agent present. The agent cannot come into the picture after you expressed interest to the builder. The builder only pays the realtor comissions if THEY played a role in bringing you there.
April 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM #541565ParticipantYou should definitely use him/her 1) to reward them for their service and friendship 2) to get some money back from their share of the commission (from the builder), which is otherwise NOT paid to you.
But, be careful–you must sign the contract with your agent present, or have made the first visit to the model homes with your agent present. The agent cannot come into the picture after you expressed interest to the builder. The builder only pays the realtor comissions if THEY played a role in bringing you there.
April 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM #541115ParticipantYou should definitely use him/her 1) to reward them for their service and friendship 2) to get some money back from their share of the commission (from the builder), which is otherwise NOT paid to you.
But, be careful–you must sign the contract with your agent present, or have made the first visit to the model homes with your agent present. The agent cannot come into the picture after you expressed interest to the builder. The builder only pays the realtor comissions if THEY played a role in bringing you there.
April 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM #541982ybitz
ParticipantYou might be able to negotiate a better deal (not necessarily price, but maybe free upgrades or closing cost) if you don’t use a buyer’s agent. You may want to verify first; I did not try this but heard from a friend that purchased a new construction without an agent.
April 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM #541065ParticipantYou might be able to negotiate a better deal (not necessarily price, but maybe free upgrades or closing cost) if you don’t use a buyer’s agent. You may want to verify first; I did not try this but heard from a friend that purchased a new construction without an agent.
April 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM #541715ParticipantYou might be able to negotiate a better deal (not necessarily price, but maybe free upgrades or closing cost) if you don’t use a buyer’s agent. You may want to verify first; I did not try this but heard from a friend that purchased a new construction without an agent.
April 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM #541627ParticipantYou might be able to negotiate a better deal (not necessarily price, but maybe free upgrades or closing cost) if you don’t use a buyer’s agent. You may want to verify first; I did not try this but heard from a friend that purchased a new construction without an agent.
April 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM #541178ParticipantYou might be able to negotiate a better deal (not necessarily price, but maybe free upgrades or closing cost) if you don’t use a buyer’s agent. You may want to verify first; I did not try this but heard from a friend that purchased a new construction without an agent.
April 20, 2010 at 12:53 PM #541632DataAgent
ParticipantIf this is your first home purchase, a buyer’s agent may be of some help. Otherwise just deal directly with the builder’s salespeople.
April 20, 2010 at 12:53 PM #541070ParticipantIf this is your first home purchase, a buyer’s agent may be of some help. Otherwise just deal directly with the builder’s salespeople.
April 20, 2010 at 12:53 PM #541183ParticipantIf this is your first home purchase, a buyer’s agent may be of some help. Otherwise just deal directly with the builder’s salespeople.
April 20, 2010 at 12:53 PM #541720ParticipantIf this is your first home purchase, a buyer’s agent may be of some help. Otherwise just deal directly with the builder’s salespeople.
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