There are a lot of hidden costs that go into closing — and many sellers aren’t aware of them. That’s why it’s your job as the listing agent to educate them on what’s to come and keep the process running smoothly.
Source: Inman News
Here are the hidden costs of homeselling you should disclose to clients
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