A fee paid to agent to refer a buyer or seller. For example, an agent may have a buyer moving to another state, that agent sets up a referral agreement with another agent in the town the buyer is moving to. If the buyer buys a home through that agent then the referring agent gets a percentage of the commission usually 1/4 of the commission paid to the selling agent. George www.landincorporated.com Thats George at http://www.landincorporated.com
Yes, the realtor is required to disclose to the client that the realtor is receiving a fee.
The best way to find a realtor to sell a house is to ask friends for a referral. Barring that, one can check their local newspaper real estate ads, or search a website such as Realtor to find a realtor in the area one is interested in.
No. Realtor.CA is a real estate listing service for Canadian properties. An online search using the words "California realtor" will provide an abundance of information and referral options.
A local realtor can answer your question.
No, lenders are not permitted to pay referral fees to real estate brokers. It would be a violation of RESPA.
A local realtor can answer your question.
Any realtor can list your apartment for rent. They will also manage all the transactions, evictions, background investigations, etc. This, or course, is all done for a fee. Check with your local realtor.
Ask for a mortgage loan officer referral from your realtor or banker in your area. They will be your best source of refi info.
You can try contacting Low Fee Counseling Services at Seattle University or the Seattle Counseling Service which offers sliding scale fees for grief counseling. Additionally, you can check with community health centers like Neighborcare Health or mental health organizations for more resources.
Yes, if the agent is a Buyers agent and you have a signed contract with the agent.
For a real estate salesperson license in California the following costs incur: fingerprint free 65$, examination fee 60$ and license fee 245$ which is a total sum of 370$.
A conveyancing fee is a commission that a person must pay when buying a house in order to cover the cost of things like ordering the title. Conveyance fees can be different depending on the realtor and area.