The Number One Success System Gifting

[Tommy Lee]

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In practical terms, there is rarely a great enough difference between the
listing (asking) price and the negotiated selling price to make a
significant difference between the commissions generated on each side, and
certainly hardly enough to justify an agent failing in his fiduciary duty to
obtain the best terms for his/her client.

Another potential conflict of interest exists when a listing agent in a very
active real estate market has incentive to sell properties quickly at
unnecessarily low prices in order to benefit from a high volume of sales.

In any case, agents who create satisfied clients and develop subsequent
referrals are likely to do far better in the long run.
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