Selling Later

If you bought a home recently, were you told by your buyer agent that their services are free? If so, maybe your state commission board would like to hear about it. 🫣

HB 2120 is sitting in the state Senate waiting to be voted on to protect Pennsylvania homeowners and their equity

The Bill about Portable mortgages makes for a great social media video. That’s about the most this Bill is doing.

Before you hire that plumber, roofer, chimney sweep, pool cleaner, etc, you better make sure they are a real company, because what we are seeing out in New Jersey is not good!

Were you charged an admin fee when you bought or sold a home?

The stigma and judgement based on what type of home someone buys has got to go.

New podcast episode out today.

As a homebuyer, were you charged “administration fee”? If so, how much was it and were you told the seller would pay for it?

Let’s play a game…
What do you think the homebuyer was charged for this appraisal? Studies have shown that appraisal management ccpmpanies can take more than 60% of the appraisal fee. Research has also shown that these companies in some states are not being checked in on.

But, I’ll be kind today and I’ll guess the homeowner was charged $600 for this.

All of these mega real estate companies are fighting over your listing because that’s what’s going to make them a ton of money. Not just from selling your home but from bringing in buyers and then selling those buyers ancillary services like loan products, title, etc..

At this point, I don’t even read their internal reports because they rarely ever share the data used to create it, and it always looks like a glowing testimonial of their program.

Don’t let a company use you for bait on either end

There is a nationwide system set up to collect your data and sell it to someone else by using fake companies with five star Google reviews.
Check out our recent post to learn how to catch these fake companies before you and your wallet become their next victim