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that's the easy part...how do you actually upload to the required docs section?

For those of you thinking that 6.25% is a lot for a house… Let me tell you that is not a lot at all. I know many people that are looking at percentages as high as eight and 12%.

You don't actually need an agent. Hire a lawyer for a flat fee. You'll save thousands up to tens of thousands.

😂😂😂 great training & rather humorous.

Great training!

My question is if there are 72 houses in the area and you have a 4 pg CMA that means you'd print 288 pages just for door knocking?

Excellent video, very informative. The GRI contract class info was great.

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Hey Zach, Thanks for the tips! If your knocking luxury million dollar homes but still a good amount of turnover would you reccomend as a guy I wear a suit? Or is a polo and dress pants ok? I’m sure I’m over thinking this but just curious what your thoughts are!

what if they have an objection "I already hired/know the agent that represent me" Any great example of replying back to them?

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Excellent content. I’m subscribing.

This is why you also always get copies of the receipts from the vendor who completed the work or if the seller did the repairs, have them list to document or in San Diego - use the SSR form

I don't how you located the "accept" box

Gonna need two pairs of bluetooth headphones and a good portable charger when I become a real estate agent 😄

For sale by owner means you don't need or use a realtor. You show the house yourself

A good buyers agent would also encourage the buyers to do another inspection AFTER repairs are made. To make sure it wasn’t shotty work. Many inspection companies will come back within 14-30 days to reinspect if changes are made. At lease here where I am. We also need to get rid of a lot of limitations buyers agents have because a buyers agent should be allowed to tell the customer they might want to question things and might want to look into issues further. Especially if they know things about the other agents that everyday people don’t. For instance here where I am a couple of families bought homes in WELL KNOWN flooding areas and the buyers agent said nothing to the buyers. Not a single thing. And the buyers agent knew these properties flooded bad on just normal rainy days. The seller didn’t disclose everything either, but if I’m paying you a commission and you don’t even have the decency to fight for me and instead just wan to sell a house, somethings wrong with that immortal attitude and it’s the exact reason real estate agents are given bad raps and looks highly against. AND not trusted.

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I agree

I like it Now you can put Megan to work

Zach Taylor Real Estate, wanna collab keep up the amazing content

I uploaded a video with free music from UA-cam. Described the property i have listed. Added some tags. Within 48 hours it was removed. Any ideas why? My real estate channel is Showcase Palm Beach. I am in South Florida.

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Wait so the took every dime you made ? I’m confused…

I've just memorized all of them. Thanks for sharing that's really helpful.

Zach Taylor Real Estate, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!

Thank you!

Buying a home without the land is a great way to be a permanent renter.

If you’re getting absolute crickets and you did your comps and everything right, I’d say you’re at least 5% off, but possibly more than 9% depending on the market. Some markets are just so competitive lately that even comparable houses are off for reasons not limited to square footage, lot, beds, baths, etc.

I've been using Dotloop for 5 years and I did not know about the mass autofill feature, omg!

question - what do you suggest for following up if you did not get their contact info. the first time

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What is on that paper you hading over? Homes sold and prices? We don't have the publicly available unfortunately.

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Thank you for these tips!

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The dog keeping lookout for the attorneys who wants 33% of you bring home on this short

Oh excellent. Can I get a copy of that letter?

If it wasn’t for those awful attorneys, the plaintiffs would get nothing. If those awful attorneys worked pro bono, the plaintiffs would receive around $19 per claim instead of $13 per claim. Wow big difference. Realtors want to point the finger at the greedy attorneys when they are the ones who are at fault.

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Awesome thank you🙏

Thank you for your time sharing your expertise, im suscribed.

Asking a real estate agent whether you should buy a home right now is like to asking an alcoholic whether they think you should have a drink lol. Homes in my neighborhood that cost around $450k in sales in 2019 are now going for $800 to $950k. Every seller in my neighborhood is currently making a $350k profit. Simply unreal. In all honesty, deflation is what we require. The only other option is for many people to go bankrupt, which would also be bad for the economy. That is the only way to return to normal.

So quick, easy, helpful and to the point. I LOVE IT. Thank you for posting!

I would bet against that, and don't see much changing. Buyers are generally tight on cash and a seller is going to have to cover the cost. If I were an agent, I would be excited about the opportunity to negotiate my own commission instead of a listing agent who may not offer a fair split. I think people will be surprised to see the seller still ends up paying. It just can't be advertised on the MLS that way.

Zach you wonderful so good at work.

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This is going to be interesting to see how it plays out. I think it's great for you to know and explain your value. But I think you have to start thinking like the consumer, who can't pay for their groceries right now. They're not going to offer you a three percent check on top of everything else that they're coming to the table with to purchase a home. This is only step one. Let us not forget that the d o j did not want the seller to pay anything because they said that was the reason why the prices were so high for the homes. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to understand just because someone does not have to pay three percent any longer, does not mean they are going to lower the price that they can get on their property. Once this goes into effect, if prices remain high and they can convince people that seller paid commission to the buyer agent is the reason why, they will come after that next and make it illegal for the seller to pay the buyers side anything. Now, I am not a proponent for that.I believe in the free market and if the seller wants to pay the seller should be able to pay. I think there's a long term objective here and we are just at step one, sadly.

Is this contract assignable?

Great content I've been an agent for over 17yrs he's on point!!🎉❤❤