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Originally Posted by ok10  There are no such mythical brokers. Domain brokers can only get you liquidation price - and 8 years revenue or 25 years revenue are both liquidation prices for a real top domain. |
Yeah i dont think so. A broker usually has relationships with clients that are buyers or does his work to find you an end user. Buying domains based on 25 years revenue is just plain stupid. The bottom line is revenue changes, Technology changes, search engine algorithms change, parking companies change, the keyword itself (based on a trend) and other variables will more likely change your income in the next 5 years. If it was like rent and you leased the domain then, you can base the price on the SET income that it makes. Otherwise its like playing craps everyday.
Also a broker has other responsibilities with the transaction. For instance help a client with the escrow transaction and assist with the due diligence process.