Welcome back to another episode of Real Talk Atlanta! After receiving a lot of questions from our previous real estate commissions episode, we’ve decided to further expand on the conversations and discuss commissions when it comes to leases and for sale by owners. We’ll be covering the roles of realtors when working with clients as well as how much are negotiated when working with for sale by owner properties. Grab your pen and paper, let’s talk!
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