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April 19, 2009 at 4:21 PM #384259

paramount
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You’ve got to be kidding….degrade the Real Estate profession? Is that even possible? To begin with it’s not even a profession!

April 19, 2009 at 6:12 PM #384835

LarryTheRenter
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Yes..it is 20% back to the buyer even if a buyer’s agent is used……thanks for the info on the 1099 possibility..I didn’t even think about that…..

April 19, 2009 at 6:12 PM #384319

LarryTheRenter
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Yes..it is 20% back to the buyer even if a buyer’s agent is used……thanks for the info on the 1099 possibility..I didn’t even think about that…..

April 19, 2009 at 6:12 PM #384972

LarryTheRenter
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Yes..it is 20% back to the buyer even if a buyer’s agent is used……thanks for the info on the 1099 possibility..I didn’t even think about that…..

April 19, 2009 at 6:12 PM #384787

LarryTheRenter
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Yes..it is 20% back to the buyer even if a buyer’s agent is used……thanks for the info on the 1099 possibility..I didn’t even think about that…..

April 19, 2009 at 6:12 PM #384589

LarryTheRenter
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Yes..it is 20% back to the buyer even if a buyer’s agent is used……thanks for the info on the 1099 possibility..I didn’t even think about that…..

April 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM #384817

SD Realtor
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If you do it right you will not have to worry about 1099. Also if you use say redfin who already gives a rebate to buyers then you can get their rebate plus the 20 percent couldn’t you?

Again in some cases if your agent does things the right way you will not be subject to 1099.

Finally I am only attempting to help you maximize a rebate and reduce any tax liability. The quality of the representation is not related to a rebate. They are independent.

April 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM #384619

SD Realtor
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If you do it right you will not have to worry about 1099. Also if you use say redfin who already gives a rebate to buyers then you can get their rebate plus the 20 percent couldn’t you?

Again in some cases if your agent does things the right way you will not be subject to 1099.

Finally I am only attempting to help you maximize a rebate and reduce any tax liability. The quality of the representation is not related to a rebate. They are independent.

April 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM #384865

SD Realtor
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If you do it right you will not have to worry about 1099. Also if you use say redfin who already gives a rebate to buyers then you can get their rebate plus the 20 percent couldn’t you?

Again in some cases if your agent does things the right way you will not be subject to 1099.

Finally I am only attempting to help you maximize a rebate and reduce any tax liability. The quality of the representation is not related to a rebate. They are independent.

April 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM #384349

SD Realtor
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If you do it right you will not have to worry about 1099. Also if you use say redfin who already gives a rebate to buyers then you can get their rebate plus the 20 percent couldn’t you?

Again in some cases if your agent does things the right way you will not be subject to 1099.

Finally I am only attempting to help you maximize a rebate and reduce any tax liability. The quality of the representation is not related to a rebate. They are independent.

April 19, 2009 at 7:42 PM #385002

SD Realtor
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If you do it right you will not have to worry about 1099. Also if you use say redfin who already gives a rebate to buyers then you can get their rebate plus the 20 percent couldn’t you?

Again in some cases if your agent does things the right way you will not be subject to 1099.

Finally I am only attempting to help you maximize a rebate and reduce any tax liability. The quality of the representation is not related to a rebate. They are independent.

April 19, 2009 at 8:16 PM #384832

urbanrealtor
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[quote=paramount]You’ve got to be kidding….degrade the Real Estate profession? Is that even possible? To begin with it’s not even a profession![/quote]

So what do you do?

Code monkey?

Paralegal?

Bike Messenger?

Environmental consultant?

Academic?

Unless you are a professional beer taster there is always someone who will talk trash about your profession.

Not beer tasters though.

April 19, 2009 at 8:16 PM #384635

urbanrealtor
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[quote=paramount]You’ve got to be kidding….degrade the Real Estate profession? Is that even possible? To begin with it’s not even a profession![/quote]

So what do you do?

Code monkey?

Paralegal?

Bike Messenger?

Environmental consultant?

Academic?

Unless you are a professional beer taster there is always someone who will talk trash about your profession.

Not beer tasters though.

April 19, 2009 at 8:16 PM #384880

urbanrealtor
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[quote=paramount]You’ve got to be kidding….degrade the Real Estate profession? Is that even possible? To begin with it’s not even a profession![/quote]

So what do you do?

Code monkey?

Paralegal?

Bike Messenger?

Environmental consultant?

Academic?

Unless you are a professional beer taster there is always someone who will talk trash about your profession.

Not beer tasters though.

April 19, 2009 at 8:16 PM #384364

urbanrealtor
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[quote=paramount]You’ve got to be kidding….degrade the Real Estate profession? Is that even possible? To begin with it’s not even a profession![/quote]

So what do you do?

Code monkey?

Paralegal?

Bike Messenger?

Environmental consultant?

Academic?

Unless you are a professional beer taster there is always someone who will talk trash about your profession.

Not beer tasters though.
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