but for the mostpart, I say get your license and be happy with your commission like the rest of us...there's no need to be greedy!

I am going to continue to monitor it as I think it will make a great case study of how greedy people were getting

Fixed bid contractors mark up their hourly workers cost and add around 30% for their time and they have to add cushion so it can easily cost double/triple or more if you have a greedy contractor...

I can see the new ruling not working as intended if agents get greedy.

Here is a quick update on the market for you:Fed's almost certainly going to cut rates this month—traders are split on how big it'll be though.Odds are at 75% for a 25-basis point cut and 25% for a 50-basis point cut.

Make sure you make money on it, and don't get too greedy.

And I never saw a Whole Foods or Traders Joe's in a D area.

Landlords are already getting a problem free tenant in the deal and I don't see why one needs to be greedy also.

Correct me if im wrong but I dont see any moral issue with this if the only alternative is the owner completely losing the entire amount otherwise..As long as the owner is treated fairly and with dignity of course..Are you saying that few ppl who do it are pros because they are being greedy with the home owners?

This same seller https://therealdeal.com/chicago/2024/05/08/first-chicago-sel... who tried to be greedy by offering $0 co-op for buyers agents.