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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (24764)	10/25/2004 3:55:31 PM
From: David Jones	Read Replies (1) of 306849

>>>>>>>There has not been any big change in inventory recently, at least in Los Angeles County, but the homes that are for sale have not been selling. A big decline in sales volume means a big decline in brokerage commissions. A big decline in sales commissions prompts brokerages to spend more on advertising to try to generate more volume. Advertising is paid for primarily for the benefit of the brokerage, not the home seller or buyer.<<<<<<<< At first reading I think well they should be increasing advertizing. Reasoning if one's selling with a fixed commission and sales slow, increasing advertisement or coverage is a good thing. Are you implying if you have property advertised through your contracted brokerage say running in one paper and then discover it later displayed in a second or third. Your going call up the brokerage angry?

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