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hey everybody Karthikamp;#39;s subrahmanyam over at avi schools welcome to your real estate tip of the week now this weekamp;#39;s tip of the week is about that certain provision in the listing contract that has to be in bold legally in every listing contract there is one piece in California anyway that must be in a font not less than ten point and in bold typeface the only thing that the law requires be in a font at least 10-point and in a bold typeface is the fact that commissions are negotiable legally we have to provide our cellar with a disclosure that says real estate commissions are negotiable now this is true for a lot of reasons but this prevents the unscrupulous real estate agent from telling a seller hey look Iamp;#39;d love to charge you less than seven percent commission but I gotta charge everyone the same thing so I donamp;#39;t get accused of discrimination thatamp;#39;s not true the law doesnamp;#39;t say that commissions are fixed the law says Commissionamp;#39
