Tesla_WTC_Solution
4th March 2013, 18:34
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I wanted to say a few things that need to be said about capitalism as it is headed in the USA. because Americans are so ignorant and lazy, they let the realtors get away with murder when it comes to the percent the agents take from the final value of the home...
:ear:
in Europe, my spouse says that the agents split about 2-3% of the home's value between each other!
:spy:
in the USA, the agents take as much as 12% and split that!!! Can you believe it!?
The American realtors are getting an extra 10 percent of your home's market value if this comparison holds water and has a basis in fact, which I don't personally know for sure.
:flame:
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Is anyone else here behind or upside down on a bad mortgage and looking to escape it through house sale? My advice is to find renters and avoid these terrible fees!!!
Better yet, educate yourself re: construction/remodeling or make some contractor friends -- and have a private party sale...
:third:
Even better, don't commit to a house payment that exceeds 30 percent of your income, if you want to avoid the nightmare of foreclosure and rushed sale...
whatever you do, don't let it go to auction and end up owing the bank!!!
I wanted to say a few things that need to be said about capitalism as it is headed in the USA. because Americans are so ignorant and lazy, they let the realtors get away with murder when it comes to the percent the agents take from the final value of the home...
:ear:
in Europe, my spouse says that the agents split about 2-3% of the home's value between each other!
:spy:
in the USA, the agents take as much as 12% and split that!!! Can you believe it!?
The American realtors are getting an extra 10 percent of your home's market value if this comparison holds water and has a basis in fact, which I don't personally know for sure.
:flame:
_____________________________
Is anyone else here behind or upside down on a bad mortgage and looking to escape it through house sale? My advice is to find renters and avoid these terrible fees!!!
Better yet, educate yourself re: construction/remodeling or make some contractor friends -- and have a private party sale...
:third:
Even better, don't commit to a house payment that exceeds 30 percent of your income, if you want to avoid the nightmare of foreclosure and rushed sale...
whatever you do, don't let it go to auction and end up owing the bank!!!