http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/2009/12/why-would-you-pay-a-real-estate-transaction-fee/ San Diego Homes Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:11:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/2009/12/why-would-you-pay-a-real-estate-transaction-fee/comment-page-1/#comment-5975 HUD Issues Letter Regarding Real Estate Administration Fees Sat, 20 Mar 2010 16:36:20 +0000 http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/?p=4390#comment-5975 [...] commission – as opposed to an unearned “fee” outlined in an earlier article on San Diego Lifestyle.  These fees have been called “admin, transaction, document compliance, [...] [...] commission – as opposed to an unearned “fee” outlined in an earlier article on San Diego Lifestyle.  These fees have been called “admin, transaction, document compliance, [...]

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]]> http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/2009/12/why-would-you-pay-a-real-estate-transaction-fee/comment-page-1/#comment-6224 triseanallen Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:16:01 +0000 http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/?p=4390#comment-6224 Any and all commissions are negotiable in California real estate transactions. Not all real estate agents are created equal and commissions are a function of the value provided and how well that is conveyed to the client. You do get what you pay for. You actually cannot "Call it a transaction fee, administration fee, or regulatory compliance fee..." in California either. It is either a Flat Fee Commission or and/or % based Commission. The point of the article sited is that additional fee must equal additional service. A commission is a commission if it is flat fee or percentage based or a combination thereof. My advice, work with a professional that is interested in making your goals and needs a priority. Any and all commissions are negotiable in California real estate transactions. Not all real estate agents are created equal and commissions are a function of the value provided and how well that is conveyed to the client. You do get what you pay for. You actually cannot “Call it a transaction fee, administration fee, or regulatory compliance fee…” in California either. It is either a Flat Fee Commission or and/or % based Commission. The point of the article sited is that additional fee must equal additional service. A commission is a commission if it is flat fee or percentage based or a combination thereof. My advice, work with a professional that is interested in making your goals and needs a priority.

]]> http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/2009/12/why-would-you-pay-a-real-estate-transaction-fee/comment-page-1/#comment-5812 triseanallen Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:16:01 +0000 http://www.sandiegolifestyle.info/?p=4390#comment-5812 Any and all commissions are negotiable in California real estate transactions. Not all real estate agents are created equal and commissions are a function of the value provided and how well that is conveyed to the client. You do get what you pay for. You actually cannot "Call it a transaction fee, administration fee, or regulatory compliance fee..." in California either. It is either a Flat Fee Commission or and/or % based Commission. The point of the article sited is that additional fee must equal additional service. A commission is a commission if it is flat fee or percentage based or a combination thereof. My advice, work with a professional that is interested in making your goals and needs a priority. Any and all commissions are negotiable in California real estate transactions. Not all real estate agents are created equal and commissions are a function of the value provided and how well that is conveyed to the client. You do get what you pay for. You actually cannot “Call it a transaction fee, administration fee, or regulatory compliance fee…” in California either. It is either a Flat Fee Commission or and/or % based Commission. The point of the article sited is that additional fee must equal additional service. A commission is a commission if it is flat fee or percentage based or a combination thereof. My advice, work with a professional that is interested in making your goals and needs a priority.

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