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Real Estate Agents Earn/Make More than their Worth

I suggest giving this some thought before you emotionally respond to this inquiry. I am curiously wondering since homes have been around forever as well as home purchasing contracts and such why agents make so much? Keep in mind... They make so much that there's a massive amount of people that want to be a real estate agent because of it's lucrative nature.

Now turn to the conversation to scales of manufacturing. The more of something that is produced in quantity the cheaper/lower cost it is supposed to become. The more homes that are sold and the more than paperwork and contracts are more mainstreamed and commonplace means it should lower the cost because these agents are barely lifting a finger to do any true work.

I know there's a partially truth to what I say because there are ways to many people that have bought homes that say they DREAD the home buying process because of all the PAINS they have to go through. Why did you pay so much to an agent to just put you through torture and in the end still wonder if you were getting ripped off?

This doesn't make sense people. Let me tell you something else as well. If money gurus want to help teach you how to save and buy a house why are they doing that instead of solving the real problem which is them not picking up a hammer and saw and building more houses? They are paying attention to their own desires/self want.

Good luck on your responses. I've often not wanted to be a part of investing in the housing market because there's 3 things people certainly need in life, that being food clothing and shelter. I'd hate to take any of those 3 and try and USE people for my own gain in that regard.

Good luck once again. It won't be hard to sift through your responses... It never is... They're easy to pick and weed out. When the emotional wording and self interest comes along in a response then the responder has already lost the battle.

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