In Northern Virginia, if the seller accepts a Redfin Direct offer, they’d pay a 1% listing fee and a 1% transaction fee, according to the company.
Source: Inman News
Redfin expands its direct offer service to Northern Virginia
Published in Brokerage, buyer's agent, Buyers Tools, glenn kelman, Industry News, Jom Sandidge, Redfin and Redfin Direct
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