Listing Commissions
Real estate brokers normally charge a commission for listing and selling your home. The rate varies, both by region and according to service level. In most areas the commission is calculated as a percentage of the sales price and rates of up to 6% are not uncommon.  Your listing contract will specify both the amount of the commission and the timing for when it will be paid.  Like everything else in real estate, commissions are negotiable.

Discount commissions
It wasn’t to long ago that commissions below the “going rate” for an area were all but unheard of.  These days though, there are many brokers and agents willing to list your home for considerably less than the 7% that might be typical for the area.  You need to be aware though, that lower commissions are nearly always tied to lower levels of service.  Most agents willing to list your home for a bargain commission rate aren’t going to do any advertising or marketing of your home.  They will probably just list it with the local MLS and put a sign in your yard, and that’s about it.  Meanwhile, a full service, full rate agent will probably spend considerable time and money to advertise and market your home – particularly to other agents in the area.  So, when considering a low commission, be sure you know exactly what you’ll be getting, and what you’ll be giving up.

Often, lower commissions will be part of a package deal where you agree to use a particular mortgage broker or you agree to buy your next home through the same agent that sells your present one.  There are some good bargains to be had with these package deals.  But again, it pays to examine the details closely, and make sure the whole package fits your needs.

Paying commissions
It’s important to understand how commissions are earned, and when they are paid.  Your specific listing agreement will spell out the details.  In general, a broker is considered to have held up his end of the bargain when he brings you a “ready, willing and able” buyer.  If the broker finds such a buyer, and you change your mind and back out of the deal at the last minute, the broker is probably going to expect you to pay the commission anyway, since he did his job.  

Retailers offer a variety of products and services. Many will help you choose your home and its features and, if you want, place a custom order with the factory. Typically the retailer is also responsible for coordinating the delivery and installation of your home. Ask what warranty coverage the retailer provides on transportation and installation and get it in writing.

Custom Search

Check The Value Of Your In Park Mobile Home.

Check The Value Of Your Land Home Manufactured Home.

West Coast Mobile Homes
     310-257-9297     
                                                  
     Network Partners Website Links

manufacturedhousingnetwork.com westcoastmobilehomes.com mymobilehomerealtor.com badcreditjunction.com newhomejunction.com prefabjunction.com valuesaver.com valuesavers.com valueloans.com valuebanking.com chattelloan.com constructionhomeloan.net eloanlink.com emobilehome.com ezmobilehomeloan.com I-buy-mobile-homes.com loanjunction.biz loanjunction.com loanjunction.info loanjunction.mobi loanjunction.name loanjunction.tv loanjunction.us mobilehomeloan.biz mobile-home-loans.mobi mobilehomeloans.name mobilehomeloans.tv moderntraveler.com americanadventurer.com expresstickets.com cyberincome.com cyberincomes.com internetincomes.com ultimateticket.com ultimatetickets.com valueadvertiser.com valuecable.com valuecds.com valuecellular.com valuedesigns.com valuedvds.com valueequipment.com valuehardware.com valuemoving.com valuestorage.com valuetickets.com valuetickets.net valuetrades.com valuetrucking.com valuevideos.com fashiondesigning.com basebuy.com basebuys.com netxing.com 411floral.com florist411.com floristlocaters.com

View Our Real Estate Yard Sign

View Our Recent Realty Advertizing

View Our Mobile Home Loan Ads

CA Mobile Home Park Search

Listing Syndication Links