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All Forum Posts by: Edward Burns

Edward Burns has started 2 posts and replied 321 times.

Post: MLS

Edward BurnsPosted
  • Rockford, IL
  • Posts 330
  • Votes 62

I do not know if it would be considered unethical or not but I understand the Brokers view.

Let's assume you buy a delisted property for $20K. Your agent and broker get nothing.

You buy the same property as a MLS listed property. Your agent get about $150, the Broker about $150 and you still pay $20K. Of course they have some expenses involved, but Why would I as the broker or agent give up money.

Maybe you could offer a finders fee of 1% to the broker and 1% to the agent.