The way listings and website leads are supposed to work and the discount commission brokers

Posted on January 11th, 2007 in Indianapolis Home Sales, Selling Advice by Administrator

My website is generating between 2-3 leads per day.  In fact, my web traffic has increased 233% over the past 4 months.  A lot in part to my SEO work I have been doing on it.  About a week ago, an individual found my website, MyIndianapolisHome.com, and gave my business partner a call.  After talking with Derek, he found out she had an investment property(3 bedroom home) on the market for over 6 months during the middle of last year, it never sold. We also found out that the couple used one of the FSBO  discount brokers that just list your home on the MLS and that’s about all they do.   Pretty much no other market.  It sat there for six months with hardly any showings, no offers.  They had it listed for 110k at that time.   Remember this 110k price later.

Indianapolis Real EstateMy business partner met with them last Friday, and based on comps in the area, this thing should sell for more then 110k.  We listed it for 115k on Monday of this week.  Wednesday, we ended up with 4 showings.  Showing #2 put in a full priced offer for 115k.  Received pre-qual letter on buyer(credit score was in mid 750’s), and they are approved for 150k.  Want to move in as soon as possible.

Wow, we had it on the market for 3 days. And this is the Indianapolis market, not what I call a “hot” sellers market.

Oh yes, we aren’t discount brokers either:)

This home is in Washington Township, north side of Indianapolis.

We sold the home in just 3 days for 5% more then the discount broker.  You get what you pay for in real estate, just like any other industry.  If I went with an attorney that offered a “discounted” rate, I would be very concerned with what he was capable of really doing for me.

Want to sell your home fast in Indianapolis?  We sell over 90% of the homes we list, compared to 45%-55% for the average agent in Indianapolis.  Indianapolis selling experts.

 

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