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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (125611)5/27/2008 6:35:47 PM
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That practice(excluding discount brokers) is not widespread. Hasn't been for years.

My point is that NAR has spent millions developing MLS. The fees charged to keep realtors trained(sic), costs to market property, costs to keep an office open, computers and other equipment, E & O insurance, etc... A typical agent is lucky to realize 1% of the sales price BEFORE paying health insurance, gasoline, etc.

I seriously doubt your attorney marketed the home or assisted in any way other than writing up the deal. I'll write deals all day long for $250 a pop and do a better job than most attorneys. -g- I think you got overcharged. Check with your local BAR to see if you have recourse against that screwball money grubbing atty.
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