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John Gee
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Realtor - Associate for The Keyes Company
May 2005—present
I assisted buyers and sellers of Miami Beach homes and condos in meeting their goals.
I assisted buyers and sellers of Miami Beach homes and condos in meeting their goals.
Realtor- Associate for Coldwell Banker
July 2006—present
I assist buyers and sellers of Miami Beach Homes and Condos in meeting their goals.
I assist buyers and sellers of Miami Beach Homes and Condos in meeting their goals.
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Hi, I specialize in working with buyers and sellers of Miami Beach Homes. I have five years of experience and am a great negotiator.
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Coldwell Banker Miami Beach Top 10 agent 2008
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Real estate, real estate and real estate..I work 7 days a week. I like dinners
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About:
I was born in Michigan. My family moved to Cape Coral, Florida in 1982. After high school, I spent 5 of 10 years in Los Angeles as a Special Education
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"I would like to say that ever since I met John Gee, my dealings with him have been nothing but exceptionally good! The quality of his work has been superb,
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John Gee answered:
Hi Luna,
Thank you for your question on Miami Beach homes. The short answer is that the commission is negotiable. If the listing agent stays firm on the 6% commission, the banks will pay it, but not without a fight. I have not experienced the bank requesting that the seller pay the exact difference in taxes, but I have seen the banks request that the seller pay a note ($5000 for example) over 3 years. Once again, this is negotiable. Hiring a decent attorney to protect you is well worth the money.
Thank you for your question on Miami Beach homes. The short answer is that the commission is negotiable. If the listing agent stays firm on the 6% commission, the banks will pay it, but not without a fight. I have not experienced the bank requesting that the seller pay the exact difference in taxes, but I have seen the banks request that the seller pay a note ($5000 for example) over 3 years. Once again, this is negotiable. Hiring a decent attorney to protect you is well worth the money.
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