Palmeira Villas, I'm Ready NOW!

[sberry123]

I thought that typically selling agents charge 10% for lots? Am I wrong here?

 

[Indigo Jill]

Real Estate 101 - never talk about what others charge or imply there is a "norm". Didn't you see that silly movie in RE Class about antitrust issues and price fixing?

 

[Spencer]

Good point, thanks for the reminder.

 

[spinDrAtl]

Normally, appraisals are good for at most 180 days. Some lenders max at 120 days.

 

[Spencer]

I got a private message asking if there was a previous appraisal. That's the only reason it is up there. I'm not trying to say the lot is worth that in today's market by any means.

 

[InletBchDweller]

I have not seen a 10% comm. in a lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng time. It seems here on 30-A it varies from 3% - 6%. OCCASIONALLY you may see one higher...

I thought that typically selling agents charge 10% for lots? Am I wrong here?

 

[jimmyp5]

For comparison, I've got a Cassine Village lot right next door, 60'x60', looks onto the pond, no build date, that I'll sell for $325K. I'm an agent/owner; the lot is not listed at present.

 

[Spencer]

Besides being close to eachother, I wouldn't really say these 2 subdivisons compare to eachother.

 

[Smiling JOe]

Spencer is correct, the two are much different. Palmeira doesn't have commercial units, condos and townhomes in the development. I prefer Cassine to Palmeira, but that is just me.

 

[Spencer]

I prefer being in the smaller, gated subdivision instead of a bigger, overcrowded one. It's a much shorter walk to the beach also.