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The typical commission rate for a realtor when a property is listed for sale by owner is around 3 to 6 of the final sale price.

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Do I have to list my property with a real estate agent to do a short sale and is there a minimum amount of time it must be listed on the market with the agency?

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Is it illegal for a real estate agent to offer to take lower commission than another agent before contracts are signed?

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