Home shoppers pay little or no fees to an agent to buy a home.
Here’s why:
For most home sales, there are two real estate agents involved in the deal: one that represents the seller and another who represents the buyer.
Listing brokers represent sellers and charge a fee to represent them and market the property. Marketing may include advertising expenses such as radio spots, print ads, and television and internet ads. The property will also be placed in the local multiple listing service (MLS), where other agents in the area (and nationally) will be able to search and find the home for sale.
Agents who represent buyers (a.k.a. buyer’s agent) are compensated by the listing broker for bringing home buyers to the table. When the home is sold, the listing broker splits the listing fee with the buyer’s agent. Thus, buyers don’t pay their agents.
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It depends on where you are buying it from.
eighteen... $18.00....
That depends entirely on what vehicle you're buying them for and where you're buying them.
I was thinking about buying new carpet. How much, on average, would a carpet installation cost me?
I believe historical cost is the original cost @ time of buying. Replacement cost is the price it would cost you @ present day values
It depends on the company and configuration you are buying.
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It wold depend on where on earth you are buying it.
It does not cost the buyer because the seller pays the commission. An agent can sell any home in their MLS. By establishing a relationship with one agent, they can better determine your likes, wants and needs in order to help you find your perfect home.
not buying from another...