sorry guys seems like i might have missed a few PM's. let me know if anyone else is still looking for some info.

yes i did successfully use a flat fee service.. drop me a message and i will be happy to share my experience with you.

agents don't want to do the legwork for anyone who is not their client. your daughter's best bet is to get her real estate agent to contact the office and set an appointment for a viewing. in today's market the selling agent has guaranteed money on the table which turns them into lard buckets...

i'm starting to think there's way too many people waiting by the sideline for the market to really crash.

so we're not in a bubble then ?

i donno, i think that's a pretty broad generalisation and consequently pretty ignorant. the downtown demographic living in the core is generally younger and the fact of the matter is cityplace is cheapest of the lot so the average age is probably lower. just like any 500 unit tower there is a...

how can u guys have ur pdi in march when all the glass hasnt even gone up yet? concords running full steam on this project. wonder what the rush is.

does anyone have pictures of an 05 unit at the luna vista building ?

and this... https://letmelist.ca/price_list2.php

so far i have found a couple of services. there's this.. looks promising. http://www.fftreb.com/aboutus.htm also, a member also mentioned http://www.myrealty.ca/ which apparently has a bit of a reputation. anyone have any experience with either of these services?

why is every request for flat-fee services on these forums bombarded by real estate agents trying to justify their services? seriously, this thread is not about the logistics, its very specific to what the topic says. i will urge you guys to stay on topic. please take your garb and open a...

dpylyp, please, save me the propaganda. i'm just trying to find a service that caters to my specific needs. movieguy, thanks for sharing the knowledge, i never got as far into it to realise the low commission rates were backed by buyer's agency agreement. its true, i am looking for a...

you are going to lose a minimum of 10-15% between buying and selling the place. so it only makes sense if you can get the property atleast 20% below market value which would give you a 5% buffer in case the market starts to tank.

yeah, i remember when i did the math, flat fee anthony ends up costing you the standard 1-2% on a property worth 300k. his service would only make sense if you were selling properties worth 500k or more. i've stumbled into a few sites that are based off of the US and claim to be able to list...

I hear a lot of talk about people using flat-fee listings in these forums but can't seem to find a reliable one for myself. Does anyone know of such a service in Ontario?