Sentences with phrase «brokerage fees posted»
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Also there is solution for me to go with CIBC Investors Discount Brokerage but regarding to the post above they have higher fees and I am not sure should I even open account with them.
Although not posted on their website, we have confirmed with client reps that the there is a transfer fee coverage of $ 135 + tax for deposits of at least $ 25,000 from another brokerage / institution.
That viewpoint.ca has already increased their fees as have most if not all flat fee services; that Realtysellers is no longer offering a 0 % list on the MLS Systems; that out of town brokerages are apt to pay by - law violation fees in excess of those collected for mere postings and that reduced fee brokerages along with fsbo's have a client base of those who do not want to use you.
CREA gave the MLS system away by introducing MERE listings to posting brokerages while we the Realtors who supported the system for many many years with our fees are told we need to become more professional with courses that we are obligated to pay to maintain our licence.
Brokerages that charge a small flat fee to merely post a listing can not opt out of their responsibiltes to the public to be honest, diligent etc..
Steve writes (in part): «Brokerages that charge a small flat fee to merely post a listing can not opt out of their responsibiltes to the public to be honest, diligent etc..»
For example, had the Listing REALTOR / Brokerage maintained the «mere posting» Seller as but a Customer, the REALTOR would still have the option of asking such a Seller to sign a Fee - Agreement, in relation to a Buyer Prospect that the Listing REALTOR / Brokerage may want to bring to the property.
We know that commission percentages are posting in the MLS but this brokerage is suggesting fixed rate or flat - fee commissions.
Based on what little we know about this ratification, what is a flat - fee brokerage going to do for the FSBO that doesn't want any other services than the posting (or advertising) of their home on CREA's REALTOR.ca (the old MLS.ca)?
I happen to know for a fact that one particular discount brokerage which offered mere postings, charged their fee up front before even one piece of information was forwarded and thereafter, an amount for every time the listing had to be edited.
These new brokerages were charging sellers a flat fee to upload their property listing to the MLS, but were doing very little outside of simply posting the listing.
The two companies decided to merge after the Competition Bureau and Canadian Real Estate Association changed the rules to allow flat - fee listings to appear on the Multiple Listing Service, if they are posted by a licensed brokerage.