- Redfin 1% listing fee -- what is the catch??? : r RealEstate - Reddit
I just learned about Redfin's 1% fee service to sell a homeowner's house That seems too low to be true, but maybe it is Am I missing something? I have to admit it feel like being robbed to hand over $18,000 to agents when selling a $300,000 home at a 6% commission; my previous house sold for $90,000 with $5,400 going to agents at a 6% commission What makes selling a $300,000 home worth that
- Is there a way to export Zillow or Redfin data quickly into an . . . - Reddit
Since Zillow and Redfin are both agencies, their data share agreements likely prevent them from exporting the data or allowing it to be scraped and shared since the data is coming directly from the agents that are listing the properties An agent can get the best quality data in a few clicks, but they can't just share it with you unless it is for your personal use as their customer client
- Has anyone here used Redfin for buying or selling? What are . . . - Reddit
Overall Redfin was highly professional, and made no mistakes or missteps (unlike previous experiences) Our realtors had better information and experience, and I know for sure that they liked working for Redfin because one of them recruited his retired realtor father to work as a Redfin agent
- Redfin? : r realtors - Reddit
Redfin may have some options, look for other companies in the Real Estate space and other roles I can definitely see Executive Assistant, Listing Coordination, Transaction Coordination, Inside Sales Agent (I literally run a 100-person team of ISA's working remotely) that can be done remotely
- Is Redfin too good to be true? : r homeowners - Reddit
The listings on Realtor com and Redfin are supposed to be accurate and up-to-date, because these websites are directly linked to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) where agents list homes for sale
- How long does it take for a Zillow, Redfin, etc listing to say . . . - Reddit
How long does it take for a Zillow, Redfin, etc listing to say “pending” “contingent” or “under contract” after an offer is accepted?
- Shady tactics of Redfins price estimates : r RealEstate - Reddit
As I browsed Redfin, I came across the estimate history of the house I sold earlier this year I was surprised to see that the estimate was trending upwards, when prices in my area are dropping Looking closer, it was clear that there's some funny business going on with the historical estimate
- Anyone here partner with Redfin? : r realtors - Reddit
I’m a Redfin agent (employed by Redfin, so not a partner agent) In my market there’s a certain price range that gets sent to partner agents, it varies widely by area One suburban county in my market just happens to be super inconvenient for most of our lead agents, so we send a lot of business there to our partner agents, even for moderately priced homes Closer to the city, the
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