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For Sale by Owner (FSBO) Show Notes:
Welcome to the Bitter Realtor Podcast. We'll be discussing what a FSBO is, why people choose this option, and the potential risks and benefits.
A FSBO is when a homeowner decides to sell their own home without the assistance of a real estate agent. While this may seem like a cost-saving option, it can come with significant liabilities, including potential legal troubles and a lack of knowledge about the disclosures and contracts involved in selling a home.
One of the major reasons people choose to sell their own homes is to save money on commission fees. However, selling a home involves much more than just open houses and listing on sites like Zillow or Redfin. In addition to time, FSBOs often run into legal trouble and have difficulty completing the transaction due to their lack of knowledge about material facts that must be disclosed to potential buyers.
Material facts include things like a death that has occurred on the property, a pool accident, or any other information that could affect a buyer's decision to purchase the home. Failure to disclose these facts can result in lawsuits and losses in most cases.
While it is possible for a homeowner to list their home on sites like Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com, it's important to remember that these sites are not a guarantee for finding qualified buyers. In fact, searching for a home on sites like Craigslist may not yield the best results for finding serious homebuyers.
It's also important to note that selling a home takes a significant amount of time and effort, and can easily become a second job. This is not a suitable option for those who already have a job and a family to manage.
In conclusion, while the idea of selling your own home may seem appealing, it's essential to consider the potential risks and liabilities involved. For those who have the time and knowledge to navigate the complexities of selling a home, FSBO may be a viable option. However, for the majority of homeowners, it's recommended to work with a professional real estate agent to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
Title: "FSBO--For Sale By Owner"
Description: Join the Bitter Realtor Podcast as we discuss FSBO--For Sale By Owner. Learn about the potential risks and benefits of selling your own home, the importance of disclosing material facts, and why working with a professional real estate agent is recommended.
Bitter Realtor Podcast is home to all things Los Angeles real estate. If it’s got four walls and a roof, we’re talking about, bitterly!
Questions about FSBOs? Reach out to Joey and Scott!
DM us on IG @bitterrealtor.
Email us [email protected] or [email protected].
Call us! Joey--(310) 210-5958. Scott--(310) 963-7867.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties DRE01317331
Joey Rockenstein DRE02027987
Scott Goldman DRE02029192
Questions about mortgages?
Natalia Benshaw
Mortgage Consultant
NMLS # 36185923925
Cell # 818-431-1443
FOLLOW US ON IG: BITTER REALTOR
JOEY ROCKENSTEIN ON IG: JOEY ROCKENSTEIN
SCOTT GOLDMAN ON IG: SCOTT GOLDMAN
Keywords: For Sale by Owner, FSBO, Selling Your Own Home, Real Estate Agent, Material Facts, Disclosures, Legal Troubles, Cost-saving, Time-consuming.
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By Joey RockensteinFor Sale by Owner (FSBO) Show Notes:
Welcome to the Bitter Realtor Podcast. We'll be discussing what a FSBO is, why people choose this option, and the potential risks and benefits.
A FSBO is when a homeowner decides to sell their own home without the assistance of a real estate agent. While this may seem like a cost-saving option, it can come with significant liabilities, including potential legal troubles and a lack of knowledge about the disclosures and contracts involved in selling a home.
One of the major reasons people choose to sell their own homes is to save money on commission fees. However, selling a home involves much more than just open houses and listing on sites like Zillow or Redfin. In addition to time, FSBOs often run into legal trouble and have difficulty completing the transaction due to their lack of knowledge about material facts that must be disclosed to potential buyers.
Material facts include things like a death that has occurred on the property, a pool accident, or any other information that could affect a buyer's decision to purchase the home. Failure to disclose these facts can result in lawsuits and losses in most cases.
While it is possible for a homeowner to list their home on sites like Zillow, Trulia, or Realtor.com, it's important to remember that these sites are not a guarantee for finding qualified buyers. In fact, searching for a home on sites like Craigslist may not yield the best results for finding serious homebuyers.
It's also important to note that selling a home takes a significant amount of time and effort, and can easily become a second job. This is not a suitable option for those who already have a job and a family to manage.
In conclusion, while the idea of selling your own home may seem appealing, it's essential to consider the potential risks and liabilities involved. For those who have the time and knowledge to navigate the complexities of selling a home, FSBO may be a viable option. However, for the majority of homeowners, it's recommended to work with a professional real estate agent to ensure a smooth and successful transaction.
Title: "FSBO--For Sale By Owner"
Description: Join the Bitter Realtor Podcast as we discuss FSBO--For Sale By Owner. Learn about the potential risks and benefits of selling your own home, the importance of disclosing material facts, and why working with a professional real estate agent is recommended.
Bitter Realtor Podcast is home to all things Los Angeles real estate. If it’s got four walls and a roof, we’re talking about, bitterly!
Questions about FSBOs? Reach out to Joey and Scott!
DM us on IG @bitterrealtor.
Email us [email protected] or [email protected].
Call us! Joey--(310) 210-5958. Scott--(310) 963-7867.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties DRE01317331
Joey Rockenstein DRE02027987
Scott Goldman DRE02029192
Questions about mortgages?
Natalia Benshaw
Mortgage Consultant
NMLS # 36185923925
Cell # 818-431-1443
FOLLOW US ON IG: BITTER REALTOR
JOEY ROCKENSTEIN ON IG: JOEY ROCKENSTEIN
SCOTT GOLDMAN ON IG: SCOTT GOLDMAN
Keywords: For Sale by Owner, FSBO, Selling Your Own Home, Real Estate Agent, Material Facts, Disclosures, Legal Troubles, Cost-saving, Time-consuming.