Tyler McClellan

Opinions/Thoughts are my own

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

Firmly grasp it in your hand... Firmly grasp it... FIRMLY GRASP IT!!!

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@VeriitasGames I'm not trying to bash on Veritas or come off like I am. Just pointing out, it's a multifaceted issue and it's something my clients have been working through for years now.

Among other factors unknown within a single post.... scope of work-lumber procurement-changes made etc.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@VeriitasGames With all due respect, it is relevant. Especially as I've represented small builders and developers.

I counsel clients on these specific areas.

Best of luck with the build continuing on!

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@justin_m_nash @IntelGZW Ooo wee

[StripMallGuy @realEstateTrent]

When we sell one of our properties, we insist that the listing broker offer half the fee to buyers brokers.

Why?

Because it’s smart business.

Assuming you’ll save money by having buyers pay their own brokers is a naive, and very expensive mistake.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@A2Shutt @sweatystocks0 @BuilderMonk Loose term absolutely

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@BuilderMonk @BeachBumInvstor The first 3 on that list yes. The rest of that package costs considerably more 👀

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@sweatystocks0 @BuilderMonk @A2Shutt That's actually how development works. You develop the land. You can then build on it or sell it. So yeah he is a developer.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@N8RealEstate Calling is much better than email imo

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@justindross @viveksworld @sulemanali They won't want to show the properties if their is zero incentive offered to bring a buyer. Can get MLS exposure for essentially free, but as with all things, the seller now has expenses for getting it sold on their own.

Not rocket science really. The cabal angle is overplayed.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@live_free_603 @BuilderMonk Most of my family is in GC work, I'm the odd-out agent. The contract money is crazy based on what's subbed out 🤣🤣
Makes my checks look like peanuts.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@thedooberhead @BuilderMonk Flat fee would make more sense imo. Do your own marketing plan, save yourself the extra you will pay in dues and insurance 👍

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@BuilderMonk Flat fee services are always an option and the owner can do the rest on their own. They get on MLS, just have to do their own marketing plan to get it sold 👍👊
Recommended it to several clients over the years, typically get a call back when it doesn't work out and then sell it.

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@girdley @JoeCassandra So true.
Been a resi broker for years.
Being bold has brought some awesome stories over the last couple of years 👊

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@AdamPeteParsons @redwood_ryan_a What's that experience like?

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@jasonbeahm @dig_deeper1 That's what I'm saying. Why not just pocket the whole commission if you are doing all the work yourself? Gotten the demand from investors before, and unless there's a great chance of getting fees on list backs or doing tons of deals together, it's not worth it 🤣

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@dig_deeper1 I do know brokers who cough up commission on a dime, just seems a bit needy to me. Same types usually don't do this profession for more than a year or two so maybe your strat is good!

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@realEstateTrent Had a deal me and a buyer were massaging for two years blow up when the rates went crazy this year. Big multifamily development. Disheartening for all parties but thats the game!

[Tyler McClellan @T_McClellan40]

@aaronk7 Been a broker for years. Typically find you get what you pay for.
Fees are negotiable, terms are negotiable... etc.
Nobody likes brokers till they need one :)