-Dave Ramsey (See full quote.)
Sellers pay Realtor commissions, buyers do not. Tampa Bay home sellers have a right to choose the plan and the commission rate that makes sense based up the value they receive in return by selling for a higher price, within the target time-frame, and with fewer hassles.
Agents that offer a smart strategy, effective marketing, strong negotiating, reliable communication, honest opinions and expert management of the closing process can make a difference in the bottom line.
Increase The Bottom Line
Would you be willing pay an extra 1% commission to sell for 5%-10% more money? Whether the goal is maximizing the gain, reducing loss or avoiding foreclosure, you need to sell for the highest possible price. A principled concern with one’s own well-being is an objective moral and economic value. Taking less money now can have a dramatic future impact for you and your family, especially when you factor in the time value of money.
No Performance=No Cost
You will not pay anything until or unless we close on an offer that is acceptable to you. Let us use our systems, skills and budget to try and obtain and negotiate an acceptable contract for your Tampa Bay home.
Compensation
Upon the sale of the home, sellers pay a commission to the participating brokers. The brokers then pay a portion of the commission dollars to the individual agents. Hence, commissions are split 4 ways: the listing broker, the listing agent, the selling (buyer’s) broker, the selling agent. See: How Real Estate Agents Are Paid. The commission paid to the listing agent funds the budget that is used to sell your home.
Since most Realtors charge about the same, why would you pick an average Tampa Realtor who uses a traditional business model for one of your largest financial transactions?
Contact Annette, Doug or Dale Bohannon at Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate in Tampa, Florida to discuss a menu of commission options and proven sales results.
