Comments for how to sell your house http://usellproperty.com sell property Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:32:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Houses for sale by owner or on contract? by teran_realtor http://usellproperty.com/?p=73&cpage=1#comment-327 teran_realtor Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:32:03 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=73#comment-327 Those are two very different things. For sale by owner means that the owner is representing himself and has nothing to do with the financing options. To buy on contract has to do with how the payments are to be made, and nothing to do with who is marketing the house. Those are two very different things. For sale by owner means that the owner is representing himself and has nothing to do with the financing options. To buy on contract has to do with how the payments are to be made, and nothing to do with who is marketing the house.

]]> Comment on Houses for sale by owner or on contract? by Ramani C http://usellproperty.com/?p=73&cpage=1#comment-326 Ramani C Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:32:03 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=73#comment-326 i have found a real estate portal site. it will help u lot.In this site they given all the details of houses for rent, sale , and lease . This site have thier national wide locations . u will get the financial details . u can add ur business there . The site will give on information on store/packing You can check it out at http://www.aaamoving-store.com/ i have found a real estate portal site. it will help u lot.In this site they given all the details of houses for rent, sale , and lease . This site have thier national wide locations . u will get the financial details . u can add ur business there .

The site will give on information on store/packing

You can check it out at http://www.aaamoving-store.com/

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by emailelle http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-325 emailelle Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-325 I live in Chicago (in the Northwest suburbs) and I have seen both a realtor and for sale by owner sign sitting side by side in the lawn. You just need to check the contract you signed with the realtor. You may have signed over exclusive rights to sell the home, in which case, she could still earn her commission. But check to see if you can fire her. You can put it up on ForSaleByOwner.com or BuyOwner.com, which posts it on the site, as well as provide signage for your yard. Make sure to take great shots for the site. Good luck! I live in Chicago (in the Northwest suburbs) and I have seen both a realtor and for sale by owner sign sitting side by side in the lawn. You just need to check the contract you signed with the realtor. You may have signed over exclusive rights to sell the home, in which case, she could still earn her commission. But check to see if you can fire her. You can put it up on ForSaleByOwner.com or BuyOwner.com, which posts it on the site, as well as provide signage for your yard. Make sure to take great shots for the site.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by Landlord http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-324 Landlord Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-324 The rules are pretty simple. You are welcome to help sell your house, however, you still pay full commission on the sell, no matter how the buyer ends up there. Most buyers come with agents of their own that found you via the MLS. The rules are pretty simple. You are welcome to help sell your house, however, you still pay full commission on the sell, no matter how the buyer ends up there. Most buyers come with agents of their own that found you via the MLS.

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by steve m http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-323 steve m Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-323 .not if you have a contract with the Realtor. you can go to his or her BIC and complain or try to get the contract voided. how long is your contract most here are 6 months at a time. .not if you have a contract with the Realtor. you can go to his or her BIC and complain or try to get the contract voided. how long is your contract most here are 6 months at a time.

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by Judy http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-322 Judy Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-322 You probably signed a contract with the realtor that says for whatever period of time it's in effect, he or she is due a commission on the sale no matter how it's sold. So you can go ahead and try to sell it, but if you have a contract, you'd most likely have to pay the realtor a commission even if the realtor had nothing whatsoever to do with the sale. Read your contract to be sure. You probably signed a contract with the realtor that says for whatever period of time it’s in effect, he or she is due a commission on the sale no matter how it’s sold. So you can go ahead and try to sell it, but if you have a contract, you’d most likely have to pay the realtor a commission even if the realtor had nothing whatsoever to do with the sale.

Read your contract to be sure.

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by Peaches http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-321 Peaches Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-321 No; the realtor wont do it because of the risk you might switch. i.e. the relator bring in a buyer; and then you make a side deal with the buyer to but the brker out. No; the realtor wont do it because of the risk you might switch. i.e. the relator bring in a buyer; and then you make a side deal with the buyer to but the brker out.

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by hirebookkeeper http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-320 hirebookkeeper Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-320 You will get lots of answers on this. Yes you can BUT you will have to pay a commission even if you sell it. Read your contract. Some realtors would be willing to let you out of the contract. You will get lots of answers on this. Yes you can BUT you will have to pay a commission even if you sell it. Read your contract. Some realtors would be willing to let you out of the contract.

]]> Comment on Can I have a realtor and have a For Sale By Owner at the same time? by eckotek1 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72&cpage=1#comment-319 eckotek1 Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:37:31 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=72#comment-319 Depending on the contract and Realtor you are dealing with. If your listing expires (careful with the protection clause in the contract...which states as long as your Realtor provides you a list of people who were interested within 3 days of your contract expiring, if you sell your house to any of them you will owe the Realtor a commission until the protection clause is over which in California I have seen it up to 180 days) you can hire another Realtor with the clause that if you bring the buyer and sell it yourself you will owe the Realtor nothing. In which case this cannot be a buyer the Realtor introduced to you within the length of the active contract. Depending on the contract and Realtor you are dealing with. If your listing expires (careful with the protection clause in the contract…which states as long as your Realtor provides you a list of people who were interested within 3 days of your contract expiring, if you sell your house to any of them you will owe the Realtor a commission until the protection clause is over which in California I have seen it up to 180 days) you can hire another Realtor with the clause that if you bring the buyer and sell it yourself you will owe the Realtor nothing. In which case this cannot be a buyer the Realtor introduced to you within the length of the active contract.

]]> Comment on How to sell a house for sale by owner? by My Take on It http://usellproperty.com/?p=71&cpage=1#comment-318 My Take on It Sat, 21 Aug 2010 18:11:17 +0000 http://usellproperty.com/?p=71#comment-318 Did you find this buyer yourself or is this someone who viewed the house while you were under this realtors contract? You might be asking for a heap of trouble (lawsuit) if this buyer was found and it can be proven while you had this realtor under contract. Contact a local real estate attorney and ask them what they charge. My guess is you may have to come up with $2500 to 5k. Did you find this buyer yourself or is this someone who viewed the house while you were under this realtors contract? You might be asking for a heap of trouble (lawsuit) if this buyer was found and it can be proven while you had this realtor under contract.

Contact a local real estate attorney and ask them what they charge. My guess is you may have to come up with $2500 to 5k.

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