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The Powerful Advantage at Duffy Realty
List Your Home with DUFFY for around 1%

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Client Support  & Selling Strategy Department

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DUFFY  Buyer Client Incentive – up to 1.5% of the sales price

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DUFFY Seller Negotiation & Legal Compliance 

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DUFFY Realty’s Business Hours

Atlanta’s Original Discount Commission and Flat Fee Real Estate Agent Since 2002

• Listing Dept.: Business hours are 9 to 6, Monday through Friday. Saturday 10 to 5 .

• Contract Support Dept.: Business hours are 9 to 6, Monday through Friday. Saturday 10 to 5 and Sunday 2 to 5.

• Client Support Dept.: Business hours are 9 to 6, Monday through Friday.

• Buyers: Business hours are 9 to 6, Monday through Friday. Saturday 10 to 5 and Sunday 2 to 5.

Discount Real Estate Broker Atlanta

Many people wonder if they should use a discount broker to sell their home.  

 

Their curiosity is about what is a fair fee to sell a home.

 

In a recent study done by Stagers, they shared their finds that the average agent spends less than 10 hours servicing a listing and in a Seller’s market it was speculated that they spend only 5 hours.  

 

In that scenario, of let’s say 7 hours, a $300,000.00 home paying $9,000.00, the hourly rate for an agent is $1285.00 per hour.  

 

An agent might say, but I have expenses. 

 

The truth is that their brokerage pays for the multiple listing service that feeds to all other for sale websites.  

 

Yes, they might pay for photography or for a custom sign.  But really, $1200.00 per hour?  

 

So, that it why we say that the average agent makes $800.00 per hour.  

 

But what about a million dollar home?  

 

Even at 10 hours that is $3,000.00 per hour.

 

WHAT could they be doing for $3000.00 per hour.  Even at $800.00 per hour, that is more than your doctor.  

 

The truth is that real estate is simple when you have a plan, experience and a solid foundation for how to lead a client to their options.

 

You can certainly choose to overpay, but why would you?




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