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    is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

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    Real estate sales commissions are a topic that garners a great deal of attention. This is perfectly understandable since sellers naturally wish to reduce the cost of selling their home. But, there is a point after which the reduction of a commission becomes counterproductive and begins to undermine the sale of your home. A significant portion of the commission you offer should be dedicated to attracting more buyers.

    Commissions are comprised of three parts:

    1. Advertising budget – the money spent to advertise your home.
    2. Buyer Agent Split – this is the share of the commission that is offered to other agencies as an incentive to find buyers for your home.
    3. Fee for Services – this is the portion of the commission that the listing agency earns for all services performed on your behalf.

    A common mistake made by sellers is to think of commissions strictly as component number three – Fee for Services. They feel good about negotiating a low commission rate but fail to realize that they may have undermined the successful sale of their home. To compensate for a low commission rate agents will sometimes lower the advertising budget and commission split offered to other agents. From the seller’s standpoint this is counterproductive. What good is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

    Another aspect of the “Services” portion of the commission is that it’s really more than a time-and-materials charge. You can’t calculate the service portion o

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    cant portion of the commission you offer should be dedicated to attracting more buyers.

    Commissions are comprised of three parts:

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    A common mistake made by sellers is to think of commissions strictly as component number three – Fee for Services. They feel good about negotiating a low commission rate but fail to realize that they may have undermined the successful sale of their home. To compensate for a low commission rate agents will sometimes lower the advertising budget and commission split offered to other agents. From the seller’s standpoint this is counterproductive. What good is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

    Another aspect of the “Services” portion of the commission is that it’s really more than a time-and-materials charge. You can’t calculate the service portion o

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    tive to find buyers for your home.
  • Fee for Services – this is the portion of the commission that the listing agency earns for all services performed on your behalf.
  • A common mistake made by sellers is to think of commissions strictly as component number three – Fee for Services. They feel good about negotiating a low commission rate but fail to realize that they may have undermined the successful sale of their home. To compensate for a low commission rate agents will sometimes lower the advertising budget and commission split offered to other agents. From the seller’s standpoint this is counterproductive. What good is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

    Another aspect of the “Services” portion of the commission is that it’s really more than a time-and-materials charge. You can’t calculate the service portion o

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    out negotiating a low commission rate but fail to realize that they may have undermined the successful sale of their home. To compensate for a low commission rate agents will sometimes lower the advertising budget and commission split offered to other agents. From the seller’s standpoint this is counterproductive. What good is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

    Another aspect of the “Services” portion of the commission is that it’s really more than a time-and-materials charge. You can’t calculate the service portion o

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    is it if you save one or two percent on the commission rate but fail to attract qualified buyers? For superior results you need to attract as many buyers as possible.

    Another aspect of the “Services” portion of the commission is that it’s really more than a time-and-materials charge. You can’t calculate the service portion of the commission by multiplying a fixed dollar amount by the number of hours an agent invests in selling your home. Why? In a traditional commission arrangement payment of the commission is conditional. The seller is only required to pay a commission if a buyer is found and the home actually sells. If the home does not sell, the homeowner pays NOTHING. The agent and broker are assuming the costs and risk of a home not selling. If the home doesn’t sell not only does the agent not earn a single penny, but they actually lose money. You don’t need to feel sorry for the agent. But, understand what you’re paying for. A large part of the “Service” portion of the commission is actually for risk mitigation. Not only are they assuming monetary risks by paying for marketing up front, they assume some of the liability risks via their involvement in the sale. You are also paying for the agent’s knowledge and experience to guide you through the sales process. There are a few agents that are willing to work for time-and-materials. But interestingly, once a seller understands that under this business model they may have to pay several thousands of dollars without any guarantee that the home will sell, most opt for a traditional commission arrangement where payment is only due if there’s a successful conclusion.

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