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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
The Villages' own Real Estate group seems to have excellent luck selling properties quickly. The downside to this: they price things as low as possible (and still be realistic and profitable), and they won't budge on their cut of the commission. If you're not willing to list for the price they say it should list for, your home is likely to sit there awhile. "Priced to sell" is a big deal for them. They also will want you to make sure your house has "curb appeal." They don't play around. The more you comply with their advice, the quicker your house will sell. But that might mean you have to spend money to get the house in the shape they feel it should be in, to find a buyer.
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Of all the "negatives" cited about TV realtors, I don't see any that don't apply to MLS realtors as well. They ALL want a quick sale, all want you to price it low, etc., etc.. Both TV and MLS agents have their "points." Through whom did you purchase your home in the first place? That may be a good place to start. Do your own homework.