My experience working with Redfin and a traditional broker to sell
I've looked up a few recommended Redfin agents before and at least a few had serious backgrounds in real estate, like working as a traditional agent for 10+ years prior to joining Redfin. That's probably going to be a lot better than a young post-grad agent who started their first job at …
Is Redfin too good to be true? : r/homeowners - Reddit
Redfin tells realtors "I'll give you several times the number of houses that you're getting right now, but you have to accept that the per-house commission is going to drop. You'll make a lot more in the end but you'll have to sell more houses." Often realtors work both on and off Redfin and charge 50% of their regular rate for leads from there.
Redfin 1% listing fee -- what is the catch??? - Reddit
Redfin agents are on payroll. That’s nice for new agents because they don’t have to go looking for deals. The strategy is entirely different. People go to Redfin to work with the organization & get the benefits of the organization, rather than working with a single real estate agent.
Redfin Associate Agents (show-only contractors) : r/realtors - Reddit
Dec 25, 2021 · Redfin is a great place to learn the ins and outs of real estate but that’s about it. In order to make $4k-$6k a month (which is close to impossible) you literally have to work everyday all day including weekends.
Must read before buying or selling: Redfin : r/RealEstate - Reddit
My Redfin agent got the buyer’s agent talking, who overshared too much about their situation... and she helped me get a single buyer to bid against themselves, resulting in an above-asking offer. Dramatically better service and market savvy than the other traditional agent I previously worked with, largely because she had an order of ...
Pros / cons of selling thru Redfin? : r/RealEstate - Reddit
Aug 30, 2014 · Redfin is very different from other real estate web sites, like Zillow or Trulia - if they operate in your city, they also are a real, MLS-linked brokerage, with agents who know your area. My agent is extremely competent and has a great perspective on things - her advice has been very helpful in preparing the property for sale, choosing a data ...
How accurate is Redfins home estimate? : r/homeowners - Reddit
Jan 14, 2022 · If you're home is immaculate and objectively desirable then it's accurate otherwise it's going to be odd by a significant amount. Redfin is about 25% higher than my mortgage lender and 10% higher than Zillow. Interestingly enough my redfin initial cash now price was only about 10% more than my mortgage lenders price.
Bad experience working with Redfin agents? : r/realtors - Reddit
Aug 14, 2023 · My experience with Redfin buyer agents has been pretty much what you’d expect. Last month a Redfin buyers agent decided to go to our listing without scheduling a showing and walked into the home when the sellers weren’t ready for showings. However, my experience agent-to-agent with Redfin listing agents in my area has been pretty good.
Zillow and Redfin: When it comes to estimates, what is ... - Reddit
Apr 4, 2022 · Surprisingly, my Zillow & Redfin estimates are only a few hundred dollars apart. Maybe they’ve tweaked their algorithms and/or have gotten more data points on comparable sales in my HOA. They’re both probably $15-25k below what we could sell for today, but their concurrence is interesting.
Any reason to use Redfin agent as a buyer? : r/RealEstate - Reddit
Nov 28, 2023 · Redfin is a very efficient way of buying a house, it’s easy to get in and see things, their offer system is good, and the agents are usually experienced . but like any other brokerage, some agents are great, and some agents suck. You should research the agent rather than just assuming everyone is the same there.