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All Forum Posts by: Matt Turbitt

Matt Turbitt has started 0 posts and replied 162 times.

Post: Cost

Matt TurbittPosted
  • Grove City, OH
  • Posts 167
  • Votes 66

Obviously it's very market driven, here I've paid 0- $200 depending on the level of detail and the complexity of the work. assuming he is talking 2% if 15,000, $300 isn't wild but could certainly be beat. 

My dad is a contractor and their is nothing worse then providing someone a quote that takes a few hours for them to turn around and hand your quote to someone else who says they will do it for x less.

I'd ask if you move forward with his bid if you can deduct the fee from the 15,000.

Post: Buyers - MLS. Yes or No?

Matt TurbittPosted
  • Grove City, OH
  • Posts 167
  • Votes 66

are these investors or average consumers? The average consumer can't handle a hud. Between long closings, difficulty with financing, major system repairs that are often needed and lack of turn key appeal it'd not for everyone. 

Only thing I can imagine with the MLS is of your in a solid market the bidding wars are a pain.