Sentences with phrase «agent contracts falling»

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Pending home sales in March, which measure signed contracts, not closings, fell more than expected, with real estate agents blaming a severe lack of listings, especially in more affordable price ranges.

The 29 - year old former Real Madrid star is not a free agent exactly, he is still under contract with Lokomotiv Moscow, but Arsenal can get around the transfer restrictions to sign him, apparently, as he has fallen out with the club's management and so has not been registered with the Russian League.

But the thorn, the house my boyfriend and I really wanted was already under contract when he took me to see it and the listing agent hadn't updated the listing we found another house today that I fell in love with though, so I guess I get two roses for the prick of one thorn!

AND: the buyer has just signed up with an agent under a buyer exclusive agency contract, and this is the very first and only house the buyer sees, falls in love and decides, with no prompting from the buyer agent, to make an offer, fearing the property won't be long on the market and meets all the buyer's wants and needs, and he is okay with the price.

The selling commission being offered in one covers off what the buyer is obliged to pay his / her agent, however the other property being considered is offering a selling commission that falls quite a bit short of paying the commission the buyers agent is entitled to pursuant to the Buyer's Agency Contract.

I can only say that if the agent does the job right, that the buyer should be eligible to get their deposit back if the financing falls through, per the contract.

Lots of real estate lawyers receive calls about this scenario — The escrow agent willfully breaches the contract or is grossly negligent for misdelivering the deposit to the buyer or the seller when there is a dispute i.e. there are conflicting demands for the deposit because the transaction has or is falling apart.

The major issue with trying to sell with a realty agent or marketing it yourself is many times retail purchasers will bind a home for weeks with a contract and pull out on the transaction at the last second... or have their mortgage fall through which means they get their earnest money back.

I think the inspection is one of the most important contingencies in the sales contract and have seen far too many transactions almost fall apart when there is not clear and concise communication between the buyer's agent & listing agent when it comes to negotiating items that come up as a result of a home inspection.