Picking a Selling Broker

It would be important to meet with a few brokers from different firms. Talk to ones that have sold co-ops or condos before (on sellers end), in your neighborhood but doesn't necessarily have to be from a sale in your building.

Hello ss400k, I would be happy to give you a price opinion, as well as show you how many buyers that are currently looking for a property similar to yours. Feel free to email me at ddrake@elliman.com or call me at 917 312 3240.

Seller's market in Manhattan (lowest inventory in 13 years) and Brooklyn, so you should have brokers falling all over themselves to get your listing. Pick someone you feel you have good communication with.

In-building experience matters more with a tough co-op board/board you have no communication with, and less with an easier board/board where you yourself can talk to a board member, I should think. With condos it's more about being able to deal with the managing agent's procedures and the lender's procedures -- be aware that deals on the buyer side are running slow, so build in 30 days more than you think you need.

Does that help?

ali r.
DG Neary Realty

I would go for the Brokers who like to Capitalize random words.

i can recommend you a broker team from elliman who we know for many years and they helped us sell our place recently. email me at ga376 at yahoo dot com ad will connect you

sell it yourself. who needs these brokers.

Pick a broker that prospects for buyers everyday. If your broker isn't prospecting, then what's the point? Your broker should be someone who is on the phone at least 3-4 hours a day calling neighbors, agents with similar deals in contract, agents who've recently sold similar listings, and so on to see if they have a buyer for your apartment. The only way to maximize the type of offers you get is to make absolutely certain that everyone who may have a buyer for your place knows about it. This is an old school approach, but believe me it works. I mostly work Brooklyn, but I'd be more than happy to put you in touch with a like minded manhattan agent. Best of luck!

>Getting a larger place down the block and looking to sell current place..

NYC or C0lumbia C0unty?

aren't you concerned about a claw back?

Hi C0C0, why would the bank claw back?

you know.

so sorry.

C0C0, I thought you never apologize.

its a damn shame about.

not unexpected. but still a shame.

do the best you can

under the circumstances.

Thanks for your well wishes, under the circumstances.

hey....
drop dead.

FLMAOZ, I love when you do that C0C0!

is that part of your payout?

Maybe

you're an idiot.

you should know what pays you and what doesn't.

You want it?

huh?

hmm?

but of course.

hfscomm1.