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YOUR RESEARCHDoes a 996 help sell homes?
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Of course a 996 helps sell homes but you must use a non-fried egg model (i.e., model year 1999.5 or newer) to be really effective...
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Whoever is selling this place certainly thinks so! Noticed this while randomly clicking through high priced listings in downtown Chicago. It's the lead image.
https://www.redfin.com/IL/Chicago/88...OPRNNHfIuKTVxM
Guess if you can afford the $3500 a month in HOA dues, you can afford to maintain an old 996.
Oh it definitely helps! I slid mine into the driveway on some pics of a listing a couple years back, the guy who bought the house was a big 928 guy and mentioned the pic a few times during the showing.
Buyers relator is almost as big of POS as the buyer is. No funds at closing (thanks BoA ) , Buyer still wanted keys to house, Uh I don't think so.
His relator called at 4:300 next day for a closing at 5:00, Uh I don't think so.
Supposedly closing today, so we'll see. Beyer wanted 2500.00 adjustment for things he didn't like at walk through, Told them tough Si#t so have called those items at inspection so I could have fixed them (minor paint scuff's etc)
I think the guy wanted a new Garage floor surface for his toys.
For all the work the relator does, she isn't really making as much as you think. Her firm makes the majority.
I don't like spending 25K on commissions, but House did sell in less than 5 days, with 2 firm offers. Wish I had taken the cheaper one , He was less of an *** the actual buyer.
I just bought a house 2 weeks ago and my current house is under contract. There IS a lot of backstabbing BS for sure. And I love how people can no-show without any recourse, yet I have to leave my house and prep it, the agent has to show up, but the buyers can just not show. And their agents don�t usually give a heads up and apologize.
Parked a couple in my neighbors garage after he moved into his new custom house. Worked for sure sold 2 weeks later, new owner is bmw car guy that came to pca de with me in his ls m3 a month after moving in.
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