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Los Angeles Real Estate Firm Shakes Up Market with New Commission Policy
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Los Angeles Real Estate Firm Shakes Up Market with New Commission Policy

March 3, 2005 -- DBP Real Estate is quickly winning converts in the Orange County and Los Angeles real estate market with its three percent commission offer for home sellers. The Internet savvy firm, which is headquartered in Redondo Beach, has lowered the traditional six percent commission for sellers while offering up to one percent cash back to buyers throughout their Southern California market.

As a leading Los Angeles real estate discount broker, David Paszkiewicz attributes the success of DBP Real Estate to a high level of service as well as the low commission structure. “Some discount brokers make up for the difference in commission by reducing services or shifting some responsibilities to the seller. We’ve taken a different direction with our Los Angeles area real estate listings and offer our clients full brokerage service that includes a professional market analysis, an agent hosted open house, a listing in the MLS and we list Los Angeles real estate properties on top real estate web sites as well as in local papers.”

The Internet is becoming a major force for time-starved home buyers and DBP provides their website to Los Angeles real estate buyers to narrow their quest from their home or office. The site contains photos and key information for Southern California and Los Angeles real estate listings via all the regional Multiple Listings Services (MLS), mortgage information, and loan pre-qualification.

“We are fully committed to search for and evaluate Los Angeles real estate properties that meet a buyers criteria,” said Paszkiewicz. “When we’ve negotiated a deal, we follow through by guiding the buyer and seller through the escrow process to a successful closing.”

With the average sale price of Southern California housing now approaching a half million dollars, it is easy to see why sellers like the DBP Los Angeles real estate plan. “We saved over $12,000 and we got highly professional service every step of the way,” said Los Angeles real estate seller Mrs. G. Schneider of Woodland Hills.

With 15 years of experience in the fast-paced Los Angeles real estate market, Paszkiewicz said that his anticipation of the growth of the Internet allowed his firm to lower fees without compromising service. Visit www.DBPRealEstate.com to compare commissions on the sale of greater Los Angeles area real estate or for more information on the buyers cash back offer.

About DBP Real Estate
Part of a nationwide referral network, DBP Real Estate handles the buying and selling of real estate in all areas surrounding Los Angeles, from the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys to Long Beach and Orange County. Palm Springs and desert communities outside of the greater Los Angeles real estate market are also covered.

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