Economists' Outlook

Housing stats and analysis from NAR's research experts.
Forty-three percent of people who sell without a real estate agent think that if they sell themselves, they’ll end up doing a little extra work in exchange for not paying a commission or closing fee. Research shows that what they actually get is a lot of time spent hustling to make the sale and a final selling price that is less than what the market can bear.

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