Can you skip the fees by selling your home online? This reporter isn't so sure.
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I've only been an Oklahoma resident for a year now this month, so I haven't just yet caught the softball bug. But as a recent homebuyer, I was fascinated by Richard Mize's scoop on homes sold online in our state. (I didn't even know you could do that).
An Oklahoma City real estate agent found that selling directly to online real estate companies nets sellers considerably less than a traditional sale on the open market through a real estate agent, even accounting for commissions and fees.
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