Billy Baltic
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Obviously a bit of thought would need to go into the incentive level.
Has anyone tried or heard of anything similar and how did it work out? Any thoughts in general?
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The market itself dictates the number and price level of offers you might receive. No Estate Agent will be able to generate this market, and if you wish to make a temptation offer to the Agent, it's your money, but don't expect miracles. Something that is almost dead can't be awoken too quickly.
Has anyone done something like this?Instead of a percentage might be better to go with an actual figure for the auctiooner, if he gets over 200K then he gets 1/2/3 K more - in addition to his percentage fee.
In the current market with serious lack of supply issues, agents are generally advising that cosmetic updates aren't really worth spending much time or any money on.I see some stuff for sale and a tidy of the garden and a lick of paint would go a long way.
Not a fixed amount, but we did a higher commission rate if house sold above the higher end of estimate.Has anyone done something like this?
Portugal 4%, usually 5%.I'd have no problem agreeing to that. However, I would be 100% sure of what I felt the property could achieve in the 1st place.
Irish people feel that Estate agents/auctioneers charge too much? Go abroad and you'll get a surprise.
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