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Ron Tossell

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Agent at AZ Realty One Group
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I thoroughly enjoy meeting new people and visiting with current friends. I enjoy playing golf, which I do poorly, but miss skiing and tennis. I hope ... show more
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Educated as an Electrical Engineer, I retired from defense contracting. I have 10 years experience in real estate; five in California and another five ... show more
Ron Tossell answered:
I think 2%, if you are representing the buyer with a FSBO, but between $250 and $500 if representing the seller. A fair estimate can be determined by estimating the time it will take and setting an hourly rate for your time. It's what I've done. It should include an estimate of difficulty and amount of coordination needed as in the case of a Short Sale or Foreclosure, LSR or Proof of Funds, and the condition of the property, as well as the qualifications of the client.
For writing a contract to convey a property to an offspring, from a parent, I found $250 was totally adequate, but the parent had prepared the property (improvements, upgrades, etc) and the children were already living in it for awhile, as renters. - Tue Jul 7 2009, 07:00

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