Changing The Rules -Colorado Flat Fee Real Estate
- Author Wee Dilts
- Published April 29, 2011
- Word count 479
Big Flat Fee Real Estate Changes in Colorado
The State of Colorado and the Pikes Peak Association of Realtors MLS has forced flat fee brokers to discontinue offering Entry Only listings. Changes are based on Colorado Department of Real Estate CP36
That money saving option no longer exists. We are terribly disappointed in this ruling; however, There is a way you can still save money and the Flat Fee broker stays in compliance
Here's a sample suggestion that would save you money and comply with the new rules:
Essential Services MLS Listing - You Save Big Time
Other Brokers charge 6% - With Essential Services you pay for services
as needed - No Frills - Just the Basics - You Save Money
Register on MLS 180 Days Advance Flat Fee $299
When you get a contract - Contract Review Flat Fee $399
(Flat Fee is paid when contract negotiations begin)
Transaction Coordination when a contract is accepted $499
(Flat Fee is paid when contract is accepted)
Success Fee paid at closing $802
Your total Listing Broker Fee for Essential Services $1999
$1999 is all you pay regardless of selling price
(Other brokers charge 6% - 3% to Listing Broker and 3% to Buyer Broker)
With Essential Services and a sales price of $200,000
you'd save $4001 dollars
Fees are payable only at the time they become relevant to the transaction.
Essential Real Estate Services Supplement
- MLS (Multiple Listing Service)
Your Flat Fee Company will:
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Register property on MLS - including five free photos
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List property on FlatFeeMLSColorado.com including Five Free Photos
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Make the listing available to Realtor.com
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Make the listing available for all Hub sites
Seller:
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Seller schedules showing appointments
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A Sign is optional - Seller may purchase from NVRE
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A Lockbox is optional - Seller may purchase from any hardware store
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Flyers are optional - Seller provides their own flyers
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Open houses are optional - Broker does not hold open houses - Seller may do so
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May do any additional advertising they choose to do
These are the activities that create the real savings.
Other brokers charge 3% - We charge $299
- Contract
Your Flat Fee Company will:
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Present all offers via email or fax
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Review all contracts
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Write all contracts and counter offers as needed
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Open the title order
These are the activities that create the real savings.
Other brokers charge 3% - We charge $399
- Transaction Coordination
Your Flat Fee Company will:
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Coordinate the numerous details of contract obligations
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Keep parties informed of the many contractual dates and deadlines
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Write amendments as needed
These are the activities that create the real savings. Other brokers charge 3%. We charge $499
- Closing
Your Flat Fee Company will:
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Not be obligated to attend closing but will be available via fax, email or telephone during the time of closing for consultation and assistance.
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Receive the success fee at closing.
These are the activities that create the real savings.
Other brokers charge 3% - We charge $802
Copyright Wee Dilts 2011
Wee Dilts is the originator of Flat Fee MLS. In business since 1983. She has helped thousands of FSBOS save commission dollars. Get the information you need to effectively sell without a broker. Register in Colorado for Flat Fee MLS. Read Free articles or buy her "How to Sell Real Estate by Owner" Ebook, visit: http://FlatFeeMLSColorado.com.
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