Does anyone have a realtor recommendation working for Redfin?
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Director 1
Worked with Layching Queck to buy a house in old town. Cant say I liked her but she got things done efficiently. We already knew the house we wanted so she didn’t support us through a search or anything just a transaction. It was evident she is focused on closing vs supporting us per se… nothing obviously objectionable and it’s how agents make money so I didn’t mind but others might expect more of an advisor/friend/advocate.
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EY 1
Why Redfin?
EY 1
Their commissions aren’t that lower, and often higher than other brokerages and arrangements. They used to claim they only charged 1% vs the 2-3% other charge, but I’m not sure that’s the case any longer as they got rid of salaried brokers.
Bain & Company 1
Use the busby group in Chicago. They are rock solid. DM me and happy to share more but they work with a lot of consultants and they just get it and honestly treat buying and selling like case work and it's super impressive
Worked with Layching Queck to buy a house in old town. Cant say I liked her but she got things done efficiently. We already knew the house we wanted so she didn’t support us through a search or anything just a transaction. It was evident she is focused on closing vs supporting us per se… nothing obviously objectionable and it’s how agents make money so I didn’t mind but others might expect more of an advisor/friend/advocate.
Why Redfin?
Their commissions aren’t that lower, and often higher than other brokerages and arrangements. They used to claim they only charged 1% vs the 2-3% other charge, but I’m not sure that’s the case any longer as they got rid of salaried brokers.
Use the busby group in Chicago. They are rock solid. DM me and happy to share more but they work with a lot of consultants and they just get it and honestly treat buying and selling like case work and it's super impressive