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All to frequently, some homeowners try to save themselves some money by becoming "For Sale By Owner" Sellers. When they do that, what actually happens is, they cut themselves off from the best source of being able to sell their homes fast, for the highest possible price, as well as, they take on unnecessary responsibilities and additional liabilities.
Real Estate Laws and Contracts have again recently changed and with many Buyers now having a "Buyer's Agency" relationship with their Realtor, Sellers without their own Realtor are much more at a disadvantage than ever before.
When a Realtor is working for the Buyer, and not for the Seller, the Seller is still paying the commission fee for that Realtor. If you are the Seller and are going to be paying a Realtor's commission fee, shouldn't you have that Realtor to be working for your best interests?
Here's A Simple Quiz Of Some Very Important Facts You Should Know;
#1: Do you know how to properly qualify a Buyer?
#2: Are you aware of the differences between a Conventional Loan, and an F.H.A. or a V.A. Loan?
#3: Do you know how to receive the best appraisal for your property?
#4: On a Real Estate Contract, are you aware of the serious ramifications of the time specifications?
#5: What about any Earnest Money deposit disputes, the First Right Of Refusal, Additional Provisions Wording, and the differences between the clauses of Specific Performance and Liquidated Damages?
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