Sentences with phrase «agent called the seller»

Instead of calling me, the buyer's agent called my seller (the relocation company) directly to find out what inspections it was paying for.

My agent called the seller's agent who insisted is was built in 85, but the inspector was adamant it was not 80's construction and some records digging by my agent's office revealed the truth.

How about the agent who has been interviewed to take a listing and while the seller is weighing their decision the agent calls the seller and says — hey, I have a buyer in from out of town who wants to see your house — I think it's just what they're looking for but we need to act quickly because they are only in town for a couple of days.

Not exact matches

So the 34 - year - old CEO and former time - management consultant reserves 8 a.m. to noon of each workday for calling and e-mailing potential customers and business partners — activities essential to building his online startup, Agent Finder, which matches home buyers and sellers with real - estate agents.

In 2000, Dale launched a brokerage called Realtysellers that offered different levels of service and lower fees to home sellers, breaking from the old full - service model that saw agents involved in every part of the transaction, including advertising, showings and negotiating the close.

The bureau's notice called out real estate transactions as a trending forum for the scam, targeting «all participants... including buyers, sellers, agents, and lawyers.»

It does, after all, encourage potential sellers to call a real estate agent — and hey, why not call Roy?

The agreement calls for the agent to be compensated even in sales closed by the seller, but that fee is not stipulated, meaning it theoretically could amount to as little as a penny.

Call in the experts: You don't definitively need to enlist an online agent and / or private seller if you're willing to put in an incredible amount of hard work, but the job of selling a home will be far easier and probably faster (click here to find out more).

If the book becomes a big seller in ebookland, I suppose it's possible an agent or even a big publisher might come calling.

In April, the Parentes received a phone call from their Florida real estate agent informing them that the seller of the condo in Florida had reconsidered and would accept their $ 175,000 offer if they wanted to resubmit it.

«The buyer's agents who are communicative, persistent, and follow up by actually picking up a phone and calling the listing agent are most likely to discover the motivations of the seller,» George says.

the veteran buyer can pay them ACTION ITEM: Write «seller not responsible for any VA loan - related costs» and call the listing agent to explain this when presenting an offer.

On Friday 5/1/09 a friend called as a interested party for the same property and spoke to the sellers agent to say she was interested in the home that my offer has been on the table for more than 3 months to see what they would say.

Seller's agent called the BOA short sale dept on Aug 25th.

A seller's first port of call is an estate agent, not a solicitor, so invariably the house will not be «oven ready» when it goes on the market.

a. Call customer care b. Visit your nearest insurance company office c. Talk to your insurance agent / seller In either case, you will be asked details like your policy number, when you took the policy, premium amount etc. also, cash surrender value is applicable only if you have paid your premiums regularly atleast for a few months / years (depending on type of policy)

If you want to go forward with making an offer on that property, that designated buyer agent is now becoming what's called the «dual agent,» they're representing both the seller and the buyer.

That way when the garbage disposal fails in the first week - the buyers agent doesn't get a call saying the inspector missed this, the sellers agent doesn't get a call saying the seller lied about the disposal on the disclosure - WE get the call and arrange for the repair, period.

I woulda NEVER guessed that a buyer's agent would ever be called a seller agent... or would that specifically be «selling agent» and NOT seller agent.

Steve J, My point is that most Realtors are working with more than one buyer or seller at a time and they make contact with other buyers and sellers who end up buying not the home that they first met the Realtor at or not the home that was advertised in paper that they called the agent about.

In any multiple - offer situation, it's the seller, not the listing agent, who calls the shots.

Tired of seeing Realtor.ca listing held by a Regina broker for property on Vancouver Island and needing to call Regina to find out the seller will not pay a buyers agent commission and in fact doesn't like Realtors (but sure likes the access to OUR Realtor.ca)

Buyers will contact the seller's agent just as they do today, calling on signs, ads, and open houses.

After I got your opinions, I called my agent to find out why the seller can not sign the counter offer, which country the seller went, where will no internet access.

In the realworld, if you don't give the Seller their price, they call some other «hungry» agent who will lie to their face and steal the listing.

Do you honestly think the seller will get a call from the agent relaying the request?

What we call «traditional brokerage,» in the sense of agents bringing buyers and sellers together, has already evolved to a professional model.

Designated agents (also called appointed agents) are chosen by a managing broker to act as an exclusive agent of the seller or buyer.

The buyer calls her attorney and sues the seller, agents, and title company.

In that I wanted to sell my seller's property, I said: «Have your agent call me, I'm sure we can work out something.»

The most common complaint from sellers is that the salesperson's a «secret agent» who doesn't come by or call.

Another option they'd have is to deal directly with the seller or call another agent who'd be glad to act in the best interests of that client, not their own.

When we represent a buyer or seller, we're called agents.

It seems that buyer agents do NOT want to discuss fees with the buyers since most listing agents are very successful convincing the sellers to pay the so called «going rate».

Another time, an answering machine took an incoming call while showing and talked about a recommendation for hiding the crack in the basement wall — listing agent reminding seller to pile some boxes up against that wall... WHATEVER!

Ideally the buyer agent will also have the seller sign the form called: Working with A Realtor, which designates which kind of service is, in fact, being provided, and he is signing that he UNDERSTANDS.

But if the Seller can not find time to accommodate, no stones can be thrown at the agent who tried, who will keep fastidious notes in copious amounts, in case he is ever called to task.

It's called respect for the Seller and listing agent.

An MLS agent would sell one of my listings but when the seller moved out, they called me.

Even though the seller is calling the shots, the agent will find ways to add their flavor to the negotiations.

From cost - effective call management to automated curbside property information, VoicePad saves agents time and money, allowing them to better serve buyers and sellers.

This is how a lot of agents feel about having to call angry sellers who are being bombarded by other agents trying to get the listing after their house expired on the market.

Sellers can conveniently approve showing times by text message, email or phone call, making it less likely for the agent to miss an opportunity to show the home.

I called the agent who sold her listing and told her that her seller wanted to buy my listing.

A buyer's agent made a phone call to a seller's agent requesting a showing appointment on their listing.

Not that my unavailability should give permission to the buyer's agent to call the seller directly, but it might be frustrating the agent's attempts to comply with the terms of the contract regarding inspections and other contingencies.

The buyer's agent then received a call from the sales manager of the seller's agent's firm.

It's servant leadership at its best, and it's why prospective agents call us, and, ultimately, why buyers and sellers call our agents.

I trust that those complaints were made by sellers and that you would call them «trite» and speak only to it being buyers without exactly saying so, who are looking to find an agent, is an insult to the property owners whose information is being the subject of privacy complaints since buyer information is non-existent, and goes to show that once more, no one considers the sellers, only what the buyers want.