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What fees does FastExpert charge?
How much is your total fees? Looking to sell home in Mott Park another realty team left me hanging.
Asked By Teresa F. | Flint, MI | 2024 views | Working With An Agent | Updated 4 months ago
Answers (9)
Julianne Clark
Charter One Realty
Hi Teresa -- FastExpert will pair you with an awesome local agent. That agent will discuss their Brokerage fees with you based on your home and services required. FastExpert does not charge you as the Seller any fee. Good luck!!
- 4 months ago
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Amanda Courtney
REP Realty Group
FastExpert doesn’t charge home buyers or sellers a fee to use the platform. Agents pay a referral fee only after a successful closing, which means you get connected with experienced professionals at no cost to you.
- 3 months ago
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Marty & Abby Champagne
RE/MAX Market Place
I believe this is a question for whatever Realtor/company you go with. FastExpert can help you find one.
- 4 years ago
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Jessica Juel
Arterra Luxe
FastExpert itself doesn’t charge sellers any fee. It’s just a service that connects you with local real estate agents. The agent you choose would explain their commission and any costs before you list your home.
Most homes sell with a commission that’s negotiated with the agent, and can vary depending on the property and services included.
If your last team left you hanging, the right agent should walk you through pricing, marketing, and exactly what your net would look like before you ever sign anything.
Most homes sell with a commission that’s negotiated with the agent, and can vary depending on the property and services included.
If your last team left you hanging, the right agent should walk you through pricing, marketing, and exactly what your net would look like before you ever sign anything.
- 19 hours ago
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Al Maxwell
eXp Realty
No fees to the home owner.
- 3 years ago
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Rob Cerveny
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
fastexpert is just a referral source. They do not charge a fee to the client -- just to the Realtor.
- 4 years ago
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Troy Moultrie Treasured Properties
Real Broker
Every agent is different. I have 3 Tiers, and each Tier comes with different services. Your the client and we like to give options and solutions. If you want cheap and fast, it is never good. If you want good and fast, it's not going to be cheap. If you want cheap and good, it's not going to be fast... Interview agents in your area and see what they offer, ask about their marketing approach, if they have a data base of active buyers etc. Don't ask how long in business, ask how many transactions they do a year.
- 1 month ago
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Jaydee Sheppard
Gateway Properties by Real Broker
Fast expert doesn't charge, but the Realtor will. This is a question for them.
- 3 months ago
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Gino Tozzi
Real Estate One
Hi Teresa, Fastexpert is a referral source for real estate professionals. They do not charge a fee to the home buyers or sellers. They charge the Realtor a referral fee.
- 2 months ago
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