I am a Realtor who owns a Beekeeping and Christmas Light business on the side. Doesn't matter if it's a $180k real estate commission or a $10 jar of honey...people always say others are overpaid.
I'm not sure how it works in all states, but in California using a Realtor (backed by the state Association of Realtors) means buyers/sellers have access to amazing real estate lawyers and advisors. When people ask if a Realtor is overpaid, I ask 'how much would you pay for legal protection and advice on a business deal valued at $428k?'... At the end of the day buying a home is a business deal, legal advisors and protections are worth it's weight in gold!
The answer is yes!! I’ve used an agent twice and with each sale, the agent only posted the listing on the MLS and (maybe) made up flyers. When I did a FSBO, I did the exact same thing and put my home all over my local social media for less 1/4 the cost of using an agent. I did pay the buyer’s agent a fee, but they did NOTHING. I will consider the fee as not TOTALLY RIDICULOUS when buyer’s agents can charge an hourly rate to show homes to prospective buyers. Less time would be wasted and all the fees wouldn’t be dumped on the seller.
I love this saying Success is like being pregnant everybody congratulate you, but nobody knows how many times have been fucked Never apologise for your success
The only time I agree about an agent overpaid is when the agent takes photos of a home/condo with their potato cell camera, uploads on MLS and just sits back and wait for multiple offers to roll in. And it still sells for overasking because the market is HOT. looking at you Toronto, ON agents.
Great video/explanation, of a myth I felt but didn't understand. I sell commercial construction, the sales funnel on a big boy can take 2 years, but then the commissions are huge when they finally land. A one minute phone call which lands £5-figures always seems easy, until everyone else is able to compete for it too, and you have to dial 1000s of dials to land one which goes all the way through. There's no easy gig in the real world (unless yo' literally doing crime, or something immoral/loopholey)
Love this video Ryan!! I really like the perspective you put on things!! I 100% agree with you and I feel like the value you can show to your clients means they are willing to pay what ever you charge! the key for any agent is the ability to show why you are worth what you charge! Thanks Ryan for always putting out great content!
All professionals can be overpaid. I’ve seen a plumber charge me $1500 for a twenty minute install with some basic hand tools and a $300 part. Customers want to think the value is there. If a real estate agent has a really easy sale then yes 6% seems high. At the same time they have far more instances where they do plenty of work and get paid nothing.
Why should an agent get 6% of my hard-earned escrow? Better yet, Why should an agent get 24K on a 400K house versus 60K on a 1 million dollar house? What exact paperwork is different? Does it take an extra week to do the paperwork? There is no difference in the amount of time and paperwork that has to be done. So why shouldn't there be a flat fee to sell a house? It is complete BS that more money is paid out just because the selling price is higher. It's a massive scam that needs to end.
wow 6% , was talking to an agent and he wanted me to pay him for the promotion and 3% of the sale price , that was over 150k commission :) I told him i pay only on sale because i`am tired of exclusive representation with no results.
The answer is 100% YES! They are overpaid. My landlady put our house up for sale and I'm the one that sold it while the realtor just sat on her ass. I didn't even get a f'n commission for God sakes. When they told us they got an offer... I know exactly who it came from and they were surprised that I knew the person and time they came through the house.
If it was so easy why did you hire an agent? Did you & can you do all the paperwork? (correctly), Did you set it up with the Title Company? Did you Negotiate on your own behalf? I can go on and on and on. Either your agent is really bad like you said, or they are really good and they did all the heavy lifting without you having to think or lift a finger. Perspective is everything. Stop just labeling industries as "easy" & "overpaid" bc if it was so easy and if so many people in that profession are "oVeRpAiD" then why doesn't everyone do it? have you ever asked your self that question? Instead of hating?
Answer is Yes. In the age of the internet, you don’t need an agent to help you buy/sell. It’s kind of crazy that it still exists as a profession. Imagine needing an agent to buy a car or sofa. Totally unnecessary
You still need them because you are not buying a sofa or car. There could be so many legal problems that could arise after the sale because someone didn't disclose something or failed to do something. The good thing is that we have options so you to sell direct or use a professional.
They are only useful in 3 scenarios. 1) You are a big time developer and are looking for a partner to find you the best properties 2) You are buying or selling very high end properties that have a tiny buyer pool or 3) Agents that find quality off market property deals. For the regular Joe’s, agents will just spam you email with the same stuff you see on Zillow and come to closing ready for the picture and commission check. Best approach as a buyer is to work with the sellers agent. These agents will do anything for a deal (including screwing over their own client) to close and get that sweet sweet double commission check
Sounds like you’re still working with an agent whether you choose to have representation or not. Trust me, the listing agents loyalty doesn’t lay with you. They’re going to do everything to benefit the seller in that scenario.
Yep no real way to get around working with at least one agent these days. Make no mistake, the only loyalty an agent has is with their own bank account… anything to close a deal quickly
As a real estate agent I appreciate this video! I personally put a lot of money into marketing, photography, gas for travel, hosting open houses etc. It takes money to make money folks!
Yes- any "profession" with close to zero barrier to entry and getting paid insane money for doing nothing. Something like 98% of all homes are sold because they are on the MLS.
Would you rather the plumber have taken 20 hours and charged you by the hour 😂 realtors are parasitic by nature and they want to make a lot of money for doing the least amount of work as possible, and they succeed at it.
with no guarantee of income, it's perfectly understandable for commission based jobs to have risk related perks. but the same amount of work if not more is required on a 400k coop as there is on a 4mm coop. but the money is 10x. and THAT is where one could argue the commission(s) are egregiously 'overpaid'. no need for a huge team or lux office in Soho to clear that transaction. the ubiquity of information, mls / streeteasy, etc... the work isn't all that strenuous. stressful sure, but ultimately simple and then paperwork with application and attorneys. obviously there's lots of competition vying for that money in a building or nabe where many units trade within the typical 6 mo listing period. last, the NAR lets way too many people in. should be way more difficult to get a license, and maybe the profession would be perceived as more prestigious and less snake oil / salesy.
The public only looks at the commission and not the business as a whole. They forget about expenses and have no idea what our costs are. "Just sell 3 homes a year and you have 100k? Easy."
I'm 48yrs old living in Montreal. I believe my retirement is quite close and I'll if things go according to plan. Bought my first house last month and I would say I'm a lot happier than you think. I'm glad I made certain good decisions that turned things around.
I think 2023 is going to be a better year if people know how and where to channel their energy for financial benefits. I don't know who agrees with me but crypto or real estate is a good way to make things happen.
I just got my real estate License, passed my state test on the first try a few days ago. I think I'll sign on with Intero maybe Keller-wiliams but most likely Intero and begin work in a couple days in the Peninsula here in the San Francisco Bay Area. I think I'll give a ago at finding a buyer for that pink mansion with all the different designer rooms that's been sitting for a couple of years that Enes Yilmazer toured 2 years ago and Ryan as well just recently.
The average fee for selling your home in the UK is 1.4%, with only 10% of that typically going to the agent as commission. The US fees seem unbelievable to me, so so high. Surely that can't be sustained?
It's only worth it when you have a knowledgeable agent. A good listing agent will trap buyers into being stuck in the contract to get the house sold and will know which offer is best. A good buyers agent will be able to get a buyer's offer accepted and know how to get them out of a contract if they decide to back out while protecting their earnest money. The fact that anyone can be an agent and start practicing without any guidance is scary.
I like it these videos, but It’s really distracting when they speed up his talking during the editing process. It almost sounds robotic after a while because of awkward points in his voice inflection.
No job is easy, real estate and mortgage agents required to know a lot of regulations, not to mention the people skills you need either have or develop, is a sales job which the U.S. is very good at producing lol however if we look at it from a numbers point of view, both jobs are expensive for the buyer and seller, brokerages are not exactly needed anymore, let’s be honest the over head cost is just not worth it. AI among other techs coming up can take over the job of both agents, and most likely be more efficient, better with regulations, there will be no bias like some agents to have and thats normal their human, but in terms of efficiency and cost, AI and bots will be much better.
From what I see in your very entertaining shows and real life, you work so very hard for your money. These beautiful tv shows we see are also not the normal. Also i would expect you work largely when other people don’t. They can only work at homes when they are not at work. I’d think it would be a hard high stress industry. Anyway I’m thankful for all the entertainment you and those wonderful tv shows bring us. I wish you nothing but the very best.
Interesting timing of this video... Just recently there was a bill proposed in isreali govt to limit agent's commission to a fixed amount regardless the size of the deal. The bill was shut down for now
this applies to alot of personal businesses, and after a while, when people get more successful, they don't trade their time for the work, but rather use their skills and experience. and cause that saves alot of time and energy, of course the income is more premium.
Ultimately handling somebody else's stress is not getting over paid. Real estate professionals negotiate and absorb lot of the drama behind the scenes, to make sure that there will be no surprises after the closing and that everyone covers all their legal responsibilities. People pay a lot because their house is important and one of the biggest purchase they due in in their lifetime.That's is why they don't mind paying a professional to assist them in the transaction. Of course there's always choices and you could choose not to hire anyone.
That would be the smart choice seeing as realtors are clearly overpaid for the knowledge and effort they provide, it would be wise to learn how to barter yourself and handle your own shit
I find the market will dictate the price of a service. And if you want to charge above the market rate, then you run the risk of being taken to the professional body ombudsman/regulator/commissioner for overcharging.
The sound is terrible on this video. Somebody is slacking. Discipline the person in charge of sound and the person who green lit this video to be uploaded with the bad sound, no office snacks for a week.
??Go to a doctor right out of school and get surgery , maybe it will be cheap, but you will not be able to walk for a long time or you can wait and go to the best surgeon and you -would be able to walk , ???? I’m not sure if I understand where you’re going with that one lol
someone that’s been involved in marketing branding graphic designer website for over 20 years and I’ve worked with a lot of real estate agents and bringing them selves. That’s completely not true. Good real estate agents pay money on marketing their clients. The ones that don’t are usually not good real estate agent. It’s just like anything else but I can completely understand why there is a perception completely missed sense
And must intelligent people don’t do that. There are many great FSBO resources out there. I sold my home myself and did a better job than the two agents I used on my prior two homes. In my area, homes can average $300k. You are telling me that they earn $18k? 😂😂😂😂😂
Bro thinks he proved that they don’t but proved that they do. Median 48k when median individual was some 36k. From the sellers perspective you’re paying $1000hr for their labor.
you simps , yes he is overpaid if he is on the sellers side, if one is a buyers agent then not if your showing tons of houses to get your client to buy
OpenDoor and Zillow did that and proved to be an absolute disaster. Buying/selling a home involves so much more than agreeing on a price. Good luck having AI completely take that over
Redfin was supposed to that, they failed. People still want a real estate agent for the same reason nobody wants to talk to an automated voice when calling customer service.
100% of his perspective is from the Realtor side- Its all about the "Realtors getting paid" As a consumer, 5-6% is absolutely ridiculous... What an egotistic, self-serving video. You have a glut of realtors showing up in jeans and t-shirts looking unprofessional, knowing nothing about the home, not there to serve in any way except- "How can I get paid" Serhant just proved it. He never mentioned how the 5-6% is worth it to the seller in any way...
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Sorry for the audio issues! I hope you all still get value out of this video 💪
What's up with that? Diego back on the reefer?
And u could see all the mess through the reflection of the window behind 😂...
I am a Realtor who owns a Beekeeping and Christmas Light business on the side. Doesn't matter if it's a $180k real estate commission or a $10 jar of honey...people always say others are overpaid.
100% - a lot of people struggle to see the value that other's provide.
Experienced divorce lawyer here. I agree. Even clients who I have helped win millions say they overpaid for my hard work.
I'm not sure how it works in all states, but in California using a Realtor (backed by the state Association of Realtors) means buyers/sellers have access to amazing real estate lawyers and advisors. When people ask if a Realtor is overpaid, I ask 'how much would you pay for legal protection and advice on a business deal valued at $428k?'... At the end of the day buying a home is a business deal, legal advisors and protections are worth it's weight in gold!
The answer is yes!! I’ve used an agent twice and with each sale, the agent only posted the listing on the MLS and (maybe) made up flyers. When I did a FSBO, I did the exact same thing and put my home all over my local social media for less 1/4 the cost of using an agent. I did pay the buyer’s agent a fee, but they did NOTHING. I will consider the fee as not TOTALLY RIDICULOUS when buyer’s agents can charge an hourly rate to show homes to prospective buyers. Less time would be wasted and all the fees wouldn’t be dumped on the seller.
“it happened to me so this must be the rule!!”
It happened to me too. Most lazy, overpaid profession in the USA. Glorified door man.
I love this saying
Success is like being pregnant everybody congratulate you, but nobody knows how many times have been fucked
Never apologise for your success
The only time I agree about an agent overpaid is when the agent takes photos of a home/condo with their potato cell camera, uploads on MLS and just sits back and wait for multiple offers to roll in. And it still sells for overasking because the market is HOT. looking at you Toronto, ON agents.
Totally agree.
Crappy audio you have, I thought my premium harman / kardon is broken.
Ryan made me feel better about spending 6%. Excellent video.
@serhant double check the audio. It’s a little wonky. You’ll probably know what I mean.
Yeah.. sounds like the mic had some issues. Will make sure this is fixed for next time!
Great video/explanation, of a myth I felt but didn't understand.
I sell commercial construction, the sales funnel on a big boy can take 2 years, but then the commissions are huge when they finally land.
A one minute phone call which lands £5-figures always seems easy, until everyone else is able to compete for it too, and you have to dial 1000s of dials to land one which goes all the way through.
There's no easy gig in the real world (unless yo' literally doing crime, or something immoral/loopholey)
Love this video Ryan!! I really like the perspective you put on things!! I 100% agree with you and I feel like the value you can show to your clients means they are willing to pay what ever you charge! the key for any agent is the ability to show why you are worth what you charge! Thanks Ryan for always putting out great content!
All professionals can be overpaid. I’ve seen a plumber charge me $1500 for a twenty minute install with some basic hand tools and a $300 part.
Customers want to think the value is there. If a real estate agent has a really easy sale then yes 6% seems high. At the same time they have far more instances where they do plenty of work and get paid nothing.
Thank you for explaining clearly without being condescending. I also like all your bracelets.
all depend on the value placed on it
Why should an agent get 6% of my hard-earned escrow? Better yet, Why should an agent get 24K on a 400K house versus 60K on a 1 million dollar house? What exact paperwork is different? Does it take an extra week to do the paperwork? There is no difference in the amount of time and paperwork that has to be done. So why shouldn't there be a flat fee to sell a house? It is complete BS that more money is paid out just because the selling price is higher. It's a massive scam that needs to end.
Very well said ! The whole industry has to change and those crooked lobbies pushing for a monololy on listings
wow 6% , was talking to an agent and he wanted me to pay him for the promotion and 3% of the sale price , that was over 150k commission :) I told him i pay only on sale because i`am tired of exclusive representation with no results.
The answer is 100% YES! They are overpaid. My landlady put our house up for sale and I'm the one that sold it while the realtor just sat on her ass. I didn't even get a f'n commission for God sakes. When they told us they got an offer... I know exactly who it came from and they were surprised that I knew the person and time they came through the house.
You shouldn’t have used a realtor
If it was so easy why did you hire an agent? Did you & can you do all the paperwork? (correctly), Did you set it up with the Title Company? Did you Negotiate on your own behalf? I can go on and on and on. Either your agent is really bad like you said, or they are really good and they did all the heavy lifting without you having to think or lift a finger. Perspective is everything. Stop just labeling industries as "easy" & "overpaid" bc if it was so easy and if so many people in that profession are "oVeRpAiD" then why doesn't everyone do it? have you ever asked your self that question? Instead of hating?
Telling yourself, as an agent, that you’re not overpaid while customers think you are is just setting yourself up to be disrupted…
I really want Ryan’s opinion on this NAR lawsuit!!
Answer is Yes. In the age of the internet, you don’t need an agent to help you buy/sell. It’s kind of crazy that it still exists as a profession. Imagine needing an agent to buy a car or sofa. Totally unnecessary
You still need them because you are not buying a sofa or car. There could be so many legal problems that could arise after the sale because someone didn't disclose something or failed to do something. The good thing is that we have options so you to sell direct or use a professional.
You don't have an understanding of the law, you think the internet is this magical device that makes humans useless.
They are only useful in 3 scenarios. 1) You are a big time developer and are looking for a partner to find you the best properties 2) You are buying or selling very high end properties that have a tiny buyer pool or 3) Agents that find quality off market property deals. For the regular Joe’s, agents will just spam you email with the same stuff you see on Zillow and come to closing ready for the picture and commission check. Best approach as a buyer is to work with the sellers agent. These agents will do anything for a deal (including screwing over their own client) to close and get that sweet sweet double commission check
Sounds like you’re still working with an agent whether you choose to have representation or not. Trust me, the listing agents loyalty doesn’t lay with you. They’re going to do everything to benefit the seller in that scenario.
Exactly!
Yep no real way to get around working with at least one agent these days. Make no mistake, the only loyalty an agent has is with their own bank account… anything to close a deal quickly
As a real estate agent I appreciate this video! I personally put a lot of money into marketing, photography, gas for travel, hosting open houses etc. It takes money to make money folks!
that's the old engineer story. Using the hammer: $1. Knowing where to use the hammer $9,999.
Like it Ryan really inspiring. Hope to meet you one day. Greatings from France
Yes- any "profession" with close to zero barrier to entry and getting paid insane money for doing nothing. Something like 98% of all homes are sold because they are on the MLS.
Exactly
Would you rather the plumber have taken 20 hours and charged you by the hour 😂 realtors are parasitic by nature and they want to make a lot of money for doing the least amount of work as possible, and they succeed at it.
with no guarantee of income, it's perfectly understandable for commission based jobs to have risk related perks. but the same amount of work if not more is required on a 400k coop as there is on a 4mm coop. but the money is 10x. and THAT is where one could argue the commission(s) are egregiously 'overpaid'. no need for a huge team or lux office in Soho to clear that transaction. the ubiquity of information, mls / streeteasy, etc... the work isn't all that strenuous. stressful sure, but ultimately simple and then paperwork with application and attorneys. obviously there's lots of competition vying for that money in a building or nabe where many units trade within the typical 6 mo listing period. last, the NAR lets way too many people in. should be way more difficult to get a license, and maybe the profession would be perceived as more prestigious and less snake oil / salesy.
The public only looks at the commission and not the business as a whole. They forget about expenses and have no idea what our costs are. "Just sell 3 homes a year and you have 100k? Easy."
there something up with the audio on this video brother
This is great. Awesome TED talk.
I'm 48yrs old living in Montreal. I believe my retirement is quite close and I'll if things go according to plan. Bought my first house last month and I would say I'm a lot happier than you think. I'm glad I made certain good decisions that turned things around.
I think 2023 is going to be a better year if people know how and where to channel their energy for financial benefits. I don't know who agrees with me but crypto or real estate is a good way to make things happen.
oh wow! Please how did you get to achieve such huge project? I would appreciate if you share tips, thanks.
@@terzogiuliani6176 I think I was just lucky, I don't know how I manage to come across this broker and professional trader by the name Olivia Marks.
Olivia Marks and I have known for months and she has made me a lot of money. My last profits from her was $18,500
please how can I reach her, I want to invest?
Audio is so bad on this videos. I would be nice to have an update.
Something tells me Ryan's average sales price isn't $400,000.
It is definitely a headache to buy or sell a property without a good agent. That's for sure!
No, it isn’t. There are many great FSBO resources out there. And yes, I did it.
Sound seems to be distorded on this video at some moments when I listen to it on my bose headphones.
Great video points but the audio… 😬😬
I just got my real estate License, passed my state test on the first try a few days ago. I think I'll sign on with Intero maybe Keller-wiliams but most likely Intero and begin work in a couple days in the Peninsula here in the San Francisco Bay Area. I think I'll give a ago at finding a buyer for that pink mansion with all the different designer rooms that's been sitting for a couple of years that Enes Yilmazer toured 2 years ago and Ryan as well just recently.
Lot of good info here! So many people think we all make millions😂😂
This video motivated me once again! Thanks Ryan! 😉
I'm super happy to hear that!
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The average fee for selling your home in the UK is 1.4%, with only 10% of that typically going to the agent as commission. The US fees seem unbelievable to me, so so high. Surely that can't be sustained?
20 year RE broker/owner in Phoenix here. Great video - spot on Ryan!
It's only worth it when you have a knowledgeable agent. A good listing agent will trap buyers into being stuck in the contract to get the house sold and will know which offer is best. A good buyers agent will be able to get a buyer's offer accepted and know how to get them out of a contract if they decide to back out while protecting their earnest money. The fact that anyone can be an agent and start practicing without any guidance is scary.
Great help for agent to explain to their clients why they are paid 1 or 2 % of the deal in Singapore. Great tks!
Easy money 🙌
bruhv we're underpaid 😂
Short answer, yes.
Semper Fi Ben! Born in Oakland I love your life story(the little you've shared) and thank you and your team Sir!
Don’t even need to watch the video. Yes. You guys are. Like absurdly overpaid. It’s a joke.
The answer is as with all things in life: It depends. ;-)
Hey Ryan, thank you for the video but I was constantly annoyed of the audio from this video
Awesome video.
Thanks!
Yes
I like it these videos, but It’s really distracting when they speed up his talking during the editing process. It almost sounds robotic after a while because of awkward points in his voice inflection.
I would like to hear your thoughts on the Australian market...done on an open auction .
I'm curious.
I don’t think it makes sense for commission to be a percentage of home price and should be more nuanced
No job is easy, real estate and mortgage agents required to know a lot of regulations, not to mention the people skills you need either have or develop, is a sales job which the U.S. is very good at producing lol however if we look at it from a numbers point of view, both jobs are expensive for the buyer and seller, brokerages are not exactly needed anymore, let’s be honest the over head cost is just not worth it. AI among other techs coming up can take over the job of both agents, and most likely be more efficient, better with regulations, there will be no bias like some agents to have and thats normal their human, but in terms of efficiency and cost, AI and bots will be much better.
Yes, way overpaid…..
Ryan - Are you really interviewing Billy from Fyre Fest?
From what I see in your very entertaining shows and real life, you work so very hard for your money. These beautiful tv shows we see are also not the normal. Also i would expect you work largely when other people don’t. They can only work at homes when they are not at work. I’d think it would be a hard high stress industry. Anyway I’m thankful for all the entertainment you and those wonderful tv shows bring us. I wish you nothing but the very best.
Interesting timing of this video... Just recently there was a bill proposed in isreali
govt to limit agent's commission to a fixed amount regardless the size of the deal.
The bill was shut down for now
this applies to alot of personal businesses, and after a while, when people get more successful, they don't trade their time for the work, but rather use their skills and experience. and cause that saves alot of time and energy, of course the income is more premium.
Brokers get paid for results vs many other industries get paid for effort.
Ultimately handling somebody else's stress is not getting over paid. Real estate professionals negotiate and absorb lot of the drama behind the scenes, to make sure that there will be no surprises after the closing and that everyone covers all their legal responsibilities. People pay a lot because their house is important and one of the biggest purchase they due in in their lifetime.That's is why they don't mind paying a professional to assist them in the transaction. Of course there's always choices and you could choose not to hire anyone.
That would be the smart choice seeing as realtors are clearly overpaid for the knowledge and effort they provide, it would be wise to learn how to barter yourself and handle your own shit
Audio guy needs a talkin to. This was rough with headphones in
Thank you !!!
Great video.
You're paid what you mainly negotiate these days to some degree.
I find the market will dictate the price of a service. And if you want to charge above the market rate, then you run the risk of being taken to the professional body ombudsman/regulator/commissioner for overcharging.
Yes !
Good for you that "quality work" has no influence on the RUclips revenue. Only the poor people have to deliver.
Gotta include visual aids… show me the money!!
The sound is terrible on this video. Somebody is slacking. Discipline the person in charge of sound and the person who green lit this video to be uploaded with the bad sound, no office snacks for a week.
Had some problems with the microphone.. 🙃
6% with a cap
Your fiduciary risk is almost 0. If you weren't a "celebrity " how many times do you think you'd be sued ?
??Go to a doctor right out of school and get surgery , maybe it will be cheap, but you will not be able to walk for a long time or you can wait and go to the best surgeon and you -would be able to walk , ???? I’m not sure if I understand where you’re going with that one lol
Okay Ryan Hire me
someone that’s been involved in marketing branding graphic designer website for over 20 years and I’ve worked with a lot of real estate agents and bringing them selves. That’s completely not true. Good real estate agents pay money on marketing their clients. The ones that don’t are usually not good real estate agent. It’s just like anything else but I can completely understand why there is a perception completely missed sense
I rather be overpaid than underpaid duhhhh🤣
So true, smart thinking👏
If you hate realtors so much go list for sale by owner with three blurry photos
There’s a reason why Real estate investors love for sale by owners
And must intelligent people don’t do that. There are many great FSBO resources out there. I sold my home myself and did a better job than the two agents I used on my prior two homes. In my area, homes can average $300k. You are telling me that they earn $18k? 😂😂😂😂😂
Bro thinks he proved that they don’t but proved that they do. Median 48k when median individual was some 36k.
From the sellers perspective you’re paying $1000hr for their labor.
That’s not the ideal customer lol
Most are overpaid.
Wow. Video full of false equivalence and straw mans 🙄😳
Real estate agents aren't overpaid, but athletes ABSOLUTELY are.
i guess the team owners are overpaid too by that definition
you simps , yes he is overpaid if he is on the sellers side, if one is a buyers agent then not if your showing tons of houses to get your client to buy
100% they are overpaid. Soon online websites will take over and there will be 0 commissions
OpenDoor and Zillow did that and proved to be an absolute disaster. Buying/selling a home involves so much more than agreeing on a price. Good luck having AI completely take that over
Redfin was supposed to that, they failed. People still want a real estate agent for the same reason nobody wants to talk to an automated voice when calling customer service.
lol buddy they have tried and failed miserably
@@tylerevenson5557 lool agents are sooo full of crap... lawyer will deal with most of the work for a fraction of your "useless job".
100% of his perspective is from the Realtor side- Its all about the "Realtors getting paid"
As a consumer, 5-6% is absolutely ridiculous... What an egotistic, self-serving video. You have a glut of realtors showing up in jeans and t-shirts looking unprofessional, knowing nothing about the home, not there to serve in any way except- "How can I get paid" Serhant just proved it. He never mentioned how the 5-6% is worth it to the seller in any way...
Move to Greece.......where the quality of daily living is amazing 🇬🇷💫🌸🏺🍇🏖🛵🌞⛱🌠⚽️👙🇬🇷