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Susan H.
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FSBO: is two prices normal?

Susan H.
  • Investor/Landlord
  • NWA, AR
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I've been communicating informally with a person who lives in my neighborhood. She's a Realtor and co-owns (with son) a rental close to one of my own. She's thinking of selling (not yet on MLS) and said she'd give me a selling price after running comps (reasonable). Her quoted price was right in line with comps and I told her I'd like to schedule a time to see property with my agent. She then said she was not going to pay any Realtor fees and would go FSBO. Said if I wanted to involve an agent she would quote a different price.

Is this a common practice? 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Sure, her price did not include paying your agent.....either she will raise her price or you pay your agent.

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