Welcome to 2012 and Happy New Year!
This is the time of the year where most people make new years resolutions to make money, lose weight or get fit.
Below is an original article from the Globe and Mail that can help you achieve your goals.
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Make sure you do your homework before you hire the services of a flat fee MLS Listing or Discount Real Estate Broker. Selling your home privately and combining it with a Flat Fee MLS Listing can give your home maximum exposure. However, keep in mind you will have to show your home yourself and negotiate the offer with the potential buyer.
Home@Ease Realty Inc. is a company with a solid track record having been in business since 2000. The company has sold over One Billion Dollars in Residential Real Estate with thousands of satisfied customers.
Home@Ease offers two plans: A do it yourself $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan and a One Percent Full Service Plan. Either plan can save home owners thousands of dollars in real estate commissions.
Home@Ease Realty Inc. is a leading discount real estate broker in the Greater Toronto Area. They have over nine offices in Southern Ontario to serve their Flat Fee MLS and One Percent Realty Clients.
Private for sale by owners looking to save money in real estate commissions can now list and sell their home on MLS. Take the Toronto Real Estate Market for an example, over 32,000 members in the Toronto Real Estate Board. For only $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan the Private For Sale By Owner in essence is hiring over 32,000 potential realtors in the Toronto Real Estate Market to help sell their home.
Here is what one couple had to say about Home@Ease, “…at the end of the day we saved over $17,000 in realtors fees” .
If you would like more information on Home@Ease $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan call them 416-222-(HOME) 4663 or visit their website at www.HomeAtEase.ca
Technology and the internet is making it easier for consumers to search for homes on line and making it easier for realtors to list and sell homes on line as well. However, real estate commissions has remained the same.
For example a home listed at $500,000 with a 5% commission = $25,000 total commissions paid to the listing and selling agent. In the opinions of many home sellers and even some realtors who believe these commission rates are too high.
As a result many FSBO and For Sale By Owners are listing and selling their own home on private for sale by owner websites to save on real estate commissions.
Some realtors are now offering discounted real estate services to help FSBO and For Sale By Owners list and sell their homes on MLS for a flat fee. For example Home@Ease a leading Toronto Real Estaste Discount Real Estate Broker offers a One Percent Realty full service plan. Home@Ease will list the home on MLS (Multiple Listing Service), advertise property for sale on Realtors.ca, Local advertising, put up a yard sign, show property and help negotiate any agreement of purchase and sale.
Upon completion of the sale Home@Ease charges a One percent realty commission. For a $500,000 home this = a $5000 commission. A $20,000 savings in real estate commissions compared to the traditional 5% commission.
If a Buyer Agent is involved, the seller can choose or decide how much to pay the Buyer Agent.
Home@Ease also has a $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan where seller can list their home on MLS. They will also receive a lawn sign, however, will have to do most of the work themselves.
Either plan can help the FSBO or For Sale By Owner save thousands of dollars in real estate commissions when selling their own home.
Watch this video now to see how Home@Ease One Percent Realty or $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan can save you money.
Toronto Real Estate Board’s new President Richard Silver is no stranger to the real estate industry. He is a seasoned and successful real estate agent in the Toronto real estate market. Faced with pressure from the competition bureau, changes will be made in the coming months Mr. Silver will have to deal with.
Check out this recent story in the Toronto Star and how these changes will affect the way consumers can search for homes on the Toronto MLS System.
If you had a choice to list your home for sale with a real estate agent for 1% or 5%, which would you choose? The obvious answer is 1%. Lets say you sold a $1 million dollar Condo in downtown Toronto. At 1% commission the the amount paid for selling your home will be $10,000. If you had to pay 5% commissions, you would have to pay $50,000. The difference in savings would be $40,000. (Keep in mind if there is a selling agent involve, you would most likely still have to pay the selling agent his or her commission).
This is the reason why you need to seek out a reputable discount real estate broker who can list and sell your home on MLS for a Flat Fee and save you thousands of dollars in real estate commissions.
Watch this video now to see how Home@Ease a leading Toronto Flat Fee MLS Realty can list and sell your home on MLS for $395 Flat Fee MLS Plan or a 1% Full Service Plan.
Many FSBO or For Sale By Owners think selling their own home will net more money in their pockets.
In this video Jerry Celenza Broker Owner of Home@Ease Realty a leading Toronto Real Estate Flat Fee MLS Company is being interviewed by Martin Wales on the topic of “can private for sale by owners net more commissions when selling their own home.”
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If you knew you could sell your own home by listing it on MLS and save $8,670 in real estate commissions, would you do it? Watch this video now to learn how you can list and sell your own home on MLS for a Flat Fee and save thousands of dollars in real estate commissions.
the residual effects of what some economists are calling, “the Great Recession.” Although the economy is naturally cyclical and there has been evidence of positive growth, there remains a substantial population who continue to struggle financially. As easy as it is to lambaste the policy decisions of our political leaders and the heads of our central bank, this article is not about their obvious shortfalls. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of being a risk aversion decision maker.
The root of the problem can be attributed to the immense amount of authority our society has given modern institutions. Considerable portions of exchanges today are marked by a large gap of misinformation between consumer and producer, often in favor of the latter. For example, physicians are often at fault in over assessing their patients, usually resulting in the unnecessary prescription of medications or unneeded referral of treatment in order to avoid potential lawsuits. Various mobile providers have also used their large market control in order to set high price floors on basic cell phone packages. Although the emergence of new smaller firms in the market has recently helped make the same services more affordable. These are just two examples of how asymmetrical information may lead to some form of over consumption. Continue reading
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Home@Ease offers two plans: A $395 Flat Fee MLS and a 1% Premium Full Service Plan.
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