Realtor Fee for Renting a Home

Hi T. No, your realtor will be paid a fee that comes from the owner of the property. You will pay him nothing. I work at a property management and leasing company. Please call if you need any help finding something. Goodloe Realty Services, Inc. ###-###-#### Good luck!

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You can get a lot of good info using rent.com. I do not have any property in Frisco and am not familiar with the rental market there, but I can tell you that many landlords do not use realty companies because they do have to pay that fee; however, in a really good market landlords do not bother to pay advertising costs and instead just put signs out in front of the property with flyers - so it may be that you are only seeing the ones that are advertised and those happen to be with realtors. My advice - find a couple of neighborhoods that you like and start driving around looking for "for rent" signs and follow up with them quickly. Those who know the Frisco market could let us know if I'm wrong about this.

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Hi, I have a property off of Custer and McDermott (SW corner) that's availabe for move in for $1550.00. It has little over 2000 SF, gated drive way, and average size back yard. All Bedrooms are upstairs. If you are interestd, please give me a call ###-###-#### and I will be available to show you anytime. It's my second home, and I am willing to offer discount depends on length of contract.

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I have a home that is about to go on the market in Frisco with a great view and backyard. I will be renting it for $1,550, it is pretty big. Frisco is a pretty good rental market at the moment.

I have a home in Frisco ISD but on the Mckinney border. It is 3bdrm+ study & formal. If you are interested in looking message me.