Sentences with phrase «avoid real estate commissions»

Can I avoid real estate commissions altogether and buy directly from a seller?

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A recent decision of the Divisional Court demonstrates that some people will try anything to avoid paying a commission to their real estate agent.

Viewed from the outside, these court cases indeed provide you with a convenient opportunity to learn — and avoid — the common pitfalls that surround the use of commission agreements in real estate transactions.

If the CB gets its way the public will become far more educated when they are exposed to such climate and as time goes on will be able to handle their own buying and selling of real estate and as such avoid the unscrupulous dealers and also avoid the payment of high commission rates.

When a Real Estate brokerage is successful in using lower commission rates as the key reason to retain them, they can avoid much of the time commitment that's usually associated with building up a business through referrals from satisfied clients.

When you're marketing yourself as an eco-friendly real estate professional, make sure you're aware of the Federal Trade Commission's «Green Guides,» designed to help marketers avoid making misleading environmental claims.

20North Carolina Real Estate Commission, Best Practices to Prevent Interception of Incoming Wires (2017); Best Practices to Avoid Falling Victim to Wire Instruction Fraud (2017).

To avoid any public misconceptions, diligent, Real Estate Boards / Associations, for some time, have insisted that a Broker who engages in marketing by using commission comparisons, also must use a «Disclaimer» to avoid any public misconceptions, such as: «any reference to real estate commissions (such as 6 %) is done strictly for comparison purposes only, as real estate commissions are negotiable by law.&raReal Estate Boards / Associations, for some time, have insisted that a Broker who engages in marketing by using commission comparisons, also must use a «Disclaimer» to avoid any public misconceptions, such as: «any reference to real estate commissions (such as 6 %) is done strictly for comparison purposes only, as real estate commissions are negotiable by law.&Estate Boards / Associations, for some time, have insisted that a Broker who engages in marketing by using commission comparisons, also must use a «Disclaimer» to avoid any public misconceptions, such as: «any reference to real estate commissions (such as 6 %) is done strictly for comparison purposes only, as real estate commissions are negotiable by law.&rareal estate commissions (such as 6 %) is done strictly for comparison purposes only, as real estate commissions are negotiable by law.&estate commissions (such as 6 %) is done strictly for comparison purposes only, as real estate commissions are negotiable by law.&rareal estate commissions are negotiable by law.&estate commissions are negotiable by law.»

In 1998 the Court of Appeals of Wisconsin ruled on the potential liability of a real estate firm and broker who knowingly attempted to avoid that state's statutory prohibitions on splitting a commission with a nonlicensed party.

Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty v. Pillsworth (32 A.D. 3rd 568 [3rd Dept.]-RRB-- Order of the Supreme Court granting broker's motion for summary judgment affirmed; in the absence of an agreement to the contrary, the broker's right to a commission is not contingent upon performance of the underlying real estate contract, receipt by the seller of the sale price, transfer of title, or even a formal execution of a legally enforceable sales contract; seller could not utilize the provisions of a subsequently executed sales contract wherein seller agreed to pay broker's commission «if and when title closes» as a bootstrap to avoid her obligation to the broker under the clear and unambiguous provisions of the listing agreement as such language was contained in the contract of sale prepared by counsel and to which broker was not a party; provisions in listing agreement that seller would accept a binder or purchase contract contingent upon purchaser's ability to obtain conventional financing and provided any other contingencies in the binder or purchase agreement are acceptable to the seller speak only to the type of purchase offer that seller was obligated to accept and does not alter or otherwise qualify broker's right to a commission

Hagedorn v. Elwyn (229 A.D. 2d 654)- judgment of Supreme Court granting real estate brokerage commission affirmed; broker is procuring cause and there is a direct and proximate link between bare introduction of buyer and seller and consummation of the sale where broker remained in contact with buyer over five month period, providing buyer with information relevant to the property; broker need not be present during negotiations, especially where buyer and seller exclude broker from negotiations in an attempt to avoid paying commission.

DiStefano v. Rosetti - Falvey Real Estate, Inc. (270 A.D. 2d 631)- broker's cause of action survives motion to dismiss where broker alleges that principal engaged in dealings directly with tenant's agent and that his principal waited until the exclusive listing agreement expired before leasing the property to the tenant in order to avoid paying the broker's commission; bad faith exception

The seller can pick the day they want to close and the seller will avoid paying thousands and thousands in real estate commissions by selling to us versus trying to sell their home through a real estate agent.

The chance to avoid paying the typical 6 % commission to a real - estate agent — saving potentially tens of thousands of dollars on a luxury home — motivates a lot of homeowners to list their homes themselves.

According to a new survey commissioned by Neoscape, an East Coast branded - content creator for the real estate industry, younger home buyers are avoiding working with practitioners, choosing instead to get their information from other sources.

To avoid antitrust vulnerability for a price - fixing claim, such as two or more brokers or firms having agreed to charge the same commission rate, real estate firms should: - establish their fees unilaterally without consultation or discussion with persons affiliated with other competing firms; - ensure that when the company's brokers or salespeople discuss fees with actual or potential clients they use words that indicate to the listener that the services were priced independently, and that they judiciously avoid words suggesting otherwise.

In this fast - paced presentation, Mollie W. Wasserman, founder of the Accredited Consultant in Real Estate (ACRE) Program shows how real estate professionals can avoid the commission cutting trap, eliminate competition from discount, MLS - Entry Only and FSBO companies, make additional income WITHOUT even selling or listing a house, and thrive in this economy by giving consumers what they are demanding while being paid fairly for their skills, expertise, and tReal Estate (ACRE) Program shows how real estate professionals can avoid the commission cutting trap, eliminate competition from discount, MLS - Entry Only and FSBO companies, make additional income WITHOUT even selling or listing a house, and thrive in this economy by giving consumers what they are demanding while being paid fairly for their skills, expertise, andEstate (ACRE) Program shows how real estate professionals can avoid the commission cutting trap, eliminate competition from discount, MLS - Entry Only and FSBO companies, make additional income WITHOUT even selling or listing a house, and thrive in this economy by giving consumers what they are demanding while being paid fairly for their skills, expertise, and treal estate professionals can avoid the commission cutting trap, eliminate competition from discount, MLS - Entry Only and FSBO companies, make additional income WITHOUT even selling or listing a house, and thrive in this economy by giving consumers what they are demanding while being paid fairly for their skills, expertise, andestate professionals can avoid the commission cutting trap, eliminate competition from discount, MLS - Entry Only and FSBO companies, make additional income WITHOUT even selling or listing a house, and thrive in this economy by giving consumers what they are demanding while being paid fairly for their skills, expertise, and time.

«All doubts will be resolved in a manner to avoid conflict of interest, the appearance of conflict, or self - dealing by any of the parties (e.g., a real estate agent shall never be permitted to claim a sales commission on the sale of his own property or that of an immediate family member....)»

By remodeling their own houses, they avoid hefty real estate commissions and moving costs.