The Cost of Convenience
Study Shows iBuyers Cost Home Sellers Thousands; Is Convenience Worth The Price?
According to research from real estate data firm Collateral Analytics, iBuyer options cost more in fees and result in a lower-priced sale than properties sold by traditional agents. In all, the report shows that iBuyers cost home sellers about 13% to 15% of a home’s sale price, while agents cost just 5% to 7%. That’s a difference of up to $20,000 on a $200,000 home.
From Forbes
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