In residential contracts in the US, the buyer pays for the appraisal which is required to obtain a mortgage. Some contracts may be negotiated that a portion of the closing costs are seller paid on behalf of the buyer which could include the appraisal in the final accounting.
A real estate worker who is not a real estate agent can work for themselves and be a subcontractor or work for a real estate office(broker) and work directly for the owner. The difference will be how this individual pays taxes and gets paid. So there is a difference in your worker relationship. This is established when you are hired.
Gross leasable area. A commercial real estate lease that the tenant pays a fixed amount of rent per month or year, regardless of the landlord's operating costs, such as maintenance, taxes and insurance.
In Michigan if there is delinquent taxes on a home and property and an outsider pays the taxes do they take over title to the home and property.
Some real estate agents are paid through commission. While some have a fixed salary that they get whenever they sell or not, with commission as well whenever they are able to close a deal. The subject of salary for real estate agents actually depend on the system that they are into. Are they independent agents? Are they working under a brokerage? A real estate company? Etc.
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In US residential real estate the Seller pays the real estate agent's commisssion.
The optionee is the person who pays the optionor for the right to buy a certain piece of real estate which the optionor owns.
A real estate worker who is not a real estate agent can work for themselves and be a subcontractor or work for a real estate office(broker) and work directly for the owner. The difference will be how this individual pays taxes and gets paid. So there is a difference in your worker relationship. This is established when you are hired.
You need to check any contract you signed to find your answer.
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The interested buyer usually pays for the properties inspector.
Real estate tax laws in the United States vary state by state. However, I do not know of any state that requires the seller to prorate real estate taxes. Instead the proration of real estate taxes is local custom and generally written into an agreement to buy or sell real estate. Contractually, upon agreement of the parties involved, the real estate taxes are generally prorated so that whoever owned the real estate during the calendar year pays for that same portion of the real estate taxes.
The seller. Often the real estate commission is paid by the seller as part of the listing agreement. However, real estate commissions are negotiable and depending on the services provided by the agent representing you, there may be other fees in addition or in lieu of a real estate commission. It is strongly recommended that you discuss the issue of fees and commissions at the time you contact a real estate agent to represent you.
YES, seller pays it to the brokerage(s) at closing, out of the proceeds of the sale.
Usually an owner pays property taxes on real estate property s/he owns. Depending on the tax, there may be another answer.
Gross leasable area. A commercial real estate lease that the tenant pays a fixed amount of rent per month or year, regardless of the landlord's operating costs, such as maintenance, taxes and insurance.
It depends on if it was mentioned in the purchase offer. In the state of Florida the seller commonly pays for the deed transfer taxes but there is not a mandate on who pays it.