Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive contracts?

[Bob Sisson]

We will soon be selling our large, unique and expensive property.

We are currently talking to a number of Rea-estate firms.

I would like to get a totally outside opinion of Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive
contracts.

My understanding is that Companies won't put in the big advertising on
non-exclusive properties because they may not get the commissions.

As this is a truly unique property, we know it is going to take time to
sell, so we want to make sure we have the right firm, but it will take
valuable time to find out if have, or have not, guessed right.

Any help or suggestions would be welcome.

[Paula Edelstein]

Dear Bob,
I am a Realtor with Century 21 and would be happy to answer any questions
you may have regarding the sale of your property if you have not found and
listed your property with another Realtor at this writing.
Our company is global, has over 100,000 agents and we can definitely help
get your property sold with the least amount of stress.

Please contact me at ***@worldnet.att.net

Best regards,
Paula

Post by Bob Sisson
We will soon be selling our large, unique and expensive property.
We are currently talking to a number of Rea-estate firms.
I would like to get a totally outside opinion of Exclusive vs.
Non-Exclusive
contracts.
My understanding is that Companies won't put in the big advertising on
non-exclusive properties because they may not get the commissions.
As this is a truly unique property, we know it is going to take time to
sell, so we want to make sure we have the right firm, but it will take
valuable time to find out if have, or have not, guessed right.
Any help or suggestions would be welcome.
--
Bob Sisson
Bob at Sisson Family dot com

[Mark S. Oltedale]

Exclusive means your property will be listed and sold by ONE broker.
Non-exclusive means you're making it available to multiple brokers and the
one who sells it wins.

With MLS participation and co-broker commission payments, it's really
pointless to consider a non-exclusive listing.

If your property is located in RI, I'd be happy to talk with you. If you're
outside RI, I can refer a qualified broker.

Hope this helps.
--
Mark S. Oltedale
Realtor/Advisor
Prudential Gammons Realty
Office: [phone] xt. 12
Fax: [phone]
Mobile: [phone]
Web: www.TheRhodeHome.com

Referrals are greatly appreciated.
A Home Value Analysis is always free.

Post by Paula Edelstein
Dear Bob,
I am a Realtor with Century 21 and would be happy to answer any questions
you may have regarding the sale of your property if you have not found and
listed your property with another Realtor at this writing.
Our company is global, has over 100,000 agents and we can definitely help
get your property sold with the least amount of stress.
Best regards,
Paula

Post by Bob Sisson
We will soon be selling our large, unique and expensive property.
We are currently talking to a number of Rea-estate firms.
I would like to get a totally outside opinion of Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive
contracts.
My understanding is that Companies won't put in the big advertising on
non-exclusive properties because they may not get the commissions.
As this is a truly unique property, we know it is going to take time to
sell, so we want to make sure we have the right firm, but it will take
valuable time to find out if have, or have not, guessed right.
Any help or suggestions would be welcome.
--
Bob Sisson
Bob at Sisson Family dot com