they suck????

It tells me that

Once upon a time, there was a Brokerage that believed in fiction and fairy tales!

It means that it's a FSBO disguised as an MLS listing.

That they need to be taken outside the woodshed and decapitated.

I'm sure there are more issues with the property than the offered compensation.  

Tells me to keep looking

That it's a rental would be my first guess.

My second guess would be that it is a type-o.

If it's not a type-o, it's not someone who wants to cooperate with an agent.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington They obviously don't want to pay a brokerage fee. This is common in commercial real estate where the buyer should pay the buyer's brokerage fee.

That's when I pray that my buyer does NOT want to see THAT listing.

That they don't want your help.

Hi Paul - It's a pretty good indication that I'm not going to be meeting any of them professionally on this listing. But it also tells a story about greed, bad advice and a lack of respect.

what a joke! lol

Sounds like a desperate agent working for a REO

I've seen that on leases. That is just telling you: stay away from this listing! 

No way, they have thoses.

Out here that usually means it is an "Entry Only" listing with limited to no service.  Usually done as a courtesy by an agent for a friend who is deadset on being a FSBO or used to be an agent themselves.

Also, reminds me of "HelpUSell" they were big on that.

Weak, self centered, self serving, not a group player, panzy, worthless, unprofessional, abusive...

nothing good - that is what sellers don't understand - it isn't about the money only - it is about the respect (or lack thereof) with these ridiculous commissions - I wouldn't show it  because I think that commission is rude 

It tells me "waste of time".

Good reason to have a Buyer Representation Agreement or Buyer Customer Agreement.

Good morning Paul. Any notice like this turns off the majority of selling agents, which ultimately hurts the seller.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - if my buyers like the home, I am fine - the buyers are going to take care of my compensation as agreed upon.

Two words, "desparate" and "cheap"!

In my area it would be a rental commission. 

Profit for the Broker...Some in muy area will charge over $500.  I have seen some real heated discusions when the other side finds out I DIDN'T charge my client a penny

What co-broke?

It tells me these boots were made for walking by the song of the same name

Are you saying coop?

There is either an auction site or REO site that does this in our MLS & you write your commission in the offer above this.  Seller can either accept or reject which I REJECT.

In my MLS that is the minimum #.

Hope it's not something my buyer would want to see. Even rentals on the MLS are at least that much

It tells you to run fast in the opposite direction from this property.  If that is all a seller is willing to pay, and a listing agent who is willing to agree with them, then it is not the right property for any buyers I have.  Who knows what condition the property is in, with someone who isn't willing to pay to get their home sold.  Run Forest Run!!

Our house is for sale, we don't want to pay a commission. If you do use an agent, you have to pay them. Not the best way to go about selling a property.

They have another job to make a living! They need to get some traing or find another office.

Paul,

Susan Emo said it beautifully...A