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Nick Good
"www.theGOODhometeam.com"
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Realtor for Keller Williams Realty
December 2007—present
Realtors are not all the same. We all have access to the MLS but some agents may be to…
Realtors are not all the same. We all have access to the MLS but some agents may be to…
Realtor/Assistance for Robbins Real Estate Group
September 2005—August 2007
Learning the ropes of the real estate with Jay and Mindy Robbins.
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Learning the ropes of the real estate with Jay and Mindy Robbins.
Specialties:
Residential Real Estate including new homes, first time home buyers, and investors.
Multi-Family - Specializing in Apartments. If you are an investor ... show more
Multi-Family - Specializing in Apartments. If you are an investor ... show more
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Bachelor's Degree From The University of Texas at Dallas
Licensed Real Estate Texas Salesperson ... show more
Licensed Real Estate Texas Salesperson ... show more
Interests:
watching movies, scuba diving, fitness
About:
I have lived in Dallas all my life so whether you are buying or selling, you know that you are getting a REALTOR® that truly knows the ins and outs of
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Testimonials:
"“I worked with Nick in his role as a representative of the buyers for an investment house I owned. The entire time, Nick was the consummate professional,
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Nick Good answered:
It all depends on the agent. Commissions and fees are NOT a set by the brokerage or by the state so they can be negotiated.
For instance I have 3 different commission levels and in the different commission levels I do have a transaction fee that I charge when the home goes under contract. But if the seller did not want to pay that then I have two other options for them.
If you feel that the agent has a better marketing plan and is better qualified to sell your home over the others then the coordination fee maybe worth it.
For instance I have 3 different commission levels and in the different commission levels I do have a transaction fee that I charge when the home goes under contract. But if the seller did not want to pay that then I have two other options for them.
If you feel that the agent has a better marketing plan and is better qualified to sell your home over the others then the coordination fee maybe worth it.
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