Certainly some people get burned by that (tech stocks year 2000 for example) but most people would never go back to the old way. In the old days 30 years ago, you would go up an elevator 20 floors and shake hands with someone in a $4000 suit who would charge you 3% or more of your retirement funds per year to manage your portfolio. My only answer to that is I see this as how stock brokerage worked. I understand part of what you are saying is even if some buyers "could" go this al-la-carte (or whatever) way of doing it, doesn't mean they should. If even 1 in 20 buyers fits this profile, that is still a pretty significant number of transactions and could help a good number of people. This is purely for a very opinionated subset of tech-savvy buyers who prefer to take matters in their own hands for at least part of the buying process. I agree 100% and think for the vast majority of buyers, the existing system is very good and I don't see a way to improve it.
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You’d be better off asking this question in a sub that is full of potential homebuyers. There will always be a subset of buyers who’s prefer to walk the path alone and they might be willing to pay a la carte for a ‘door opener.’ They aren’t our client base, though, so we don’t know what they need/want from an online booking service.
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What they need is an experienced professional who can equip them with all of the relevant information they need to make one of the biggest financial decisions of their life.
I’m of the firm opinion that buyers don’t need someone with a key to unlock a door for a nominal fee. When I’m showing houses, I’m also teaching them about the actual product in general and everything that is unique to each type of house we see. It creates all sorts of issues ranging from ceiling leaks (due to sweating pipes) and degradation of shingles (from extreme heat coming from the attic first to lack of air circulation). Climate in particular has a major impact on how houses built and which issues are likely to crop up as the house ages.įor example, a lot of older houses in my market (Memphis, TN) are retrofitted with central HVAC and the attics weren’t designed to hold all of that ductwork along with newer/better insulation. The problem is that the information doesn’t always apply to our local market conditions, types of structures, etc. In fact, many of my clients do exactly that because they are redditors and therefore inquisitive by nature. They can read articles and watch YouTube videos on the internet to learn some of this information.
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We don’t just open doors and point out the features in a house, we teach them how to shop for a house. We spend a good deal of time educating our clients and building rapport and trust so that by the time they make an offer they are able to do so with confidence. I know there a big push to make home buying more web-based but there’s really no replacement for the buyer/realtor relationship IMO. We can’t just accept $50 directly from a client for real estate services rendered. Status: New application will be assigned to an examining attorney approximately 3 months after filing date.We can charge whatever we like but that money has to go through our brokerage and then they pay us. (Metal goods) Common metals and their alloys metal building materials transportable buildings of metal materials of metal for railway tracks non-electric cables and wires of common metal iron mongery, small items of metal hardware pipes and tubes of metal safes goods of common metal not included in other classes ores. Hardware, Plumbing and Steamfitting SuppliesĬutlery, Machinery, Tools and Parts Thereof The trademark application has been accepted by the Office (has met the minimum filing requirements) and has not yet been assigned to an examiner.
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