Your commission is negotiated when you take the listing, but after that point, it becomes “cutting” — and that is not what a luxury agent should engage in. Here’s why.
Source: Inman News
Why you should negotiate your commission, not cut it
Published in Agent, commission, commission negotiation, cutting commission, escrow, luxury, luxury lens, Luxury Month, negotiate, negotiating tips, Select and theme-month-202010
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