Sentences with phrase «asked by your realtor»

Absent a hot political issue, the biggest influence on member involvement is being asked by another REALTOR ® in leadership, says Sundsted.

However, if the listing broker, when asked by the REALTOR ®, refuses to disclose the expiration date and nature of such listing; i.e., an exclusive right to sell, an exclusive agency, open listing, or other form of contractual agreement between the listing broker and the client, the REALTOR ® may contact the owner to secure such information and may discuss the terms upon which the REALTOR ® might take a future listing or, alternatively, may take a listing to become effective upon expiration of any existing exclusive listing.

However, if asked by a REALTOR ®, the broker refuses to disclose the expiration date of the exclusive buyer / tenant agreement, the REALTOR ® may contact the buyer / tenant to secure such information and may discuss the terms upon which the REALTOR ® might enter into a future buyer / tenant agreement or, alternatively, may enter into a buyer / tenant agreement to become effective upon the expiration of any existing exclusive buyer / tenant agreement.

You may be asked by your REALTOR ® to sign a buyer agency agreement.

When we sold out house, I was asked by a realtor why we had chosed the wood, and I told him the truth.

Not exact matches

A group of Presbyterian elders who were also realtors in a Pittsburg community were asked by their pastor to open the way for a cultured Negro family to purchase a home in their neighborhood.

So in the same way that the realtor will try to get you a good price (but will be reluctant to jeopardize the sale by asking too much), your literary agent won't ask for a killer sum just because you think your book is worth it.

You can do this by checking real estate listings or by calling a realtor and asking for recent market comparisons for sold properties.

Here's an idea: Let's make the fear of reprisal so severe that when said penalties for misbehavior are trotted out during the real estate university 101 «pre-course» (a one - day eye - opener reality - check course regarding the wannabe failure rate)-- starting on day one in class, when the pitfalls of being a Realtor are revealed vs how much money one can generate (if one is one of the few lucky ones) once in the saddle — the unethical - by - nature future miscreants quickly exit stage left, or right, ask for their money back, and rightfully blank off back to their holes in the ground.

If the other REALTOR ® asks about exclusive representation and learns that your buyer is exclusively represented, the other REALTOR ® can't knowingly provide substantive services to your exclusively represented buyer without your consent, unless asked directly by the buyer.

Our lockboxes ensure only REALTORS are able to gain legal entry and we as real estate professionals take a lot of the risk away by asking you to leave your home for a short time.

When REALTOR ® AE magazine asked Steve Harding, CEO of the Tennessee Association of REALTORS ®, what he thought had led him to receive the 2013 William R. Magel Award of Excellence, he recalled the inspiring guidance given to him many years ago by Magel himself.

If you'd rather get the form by fax, call NAR Information Central, 800/874 -6500, and ask for REALTOR ® Magazine's Top 100 Salespeople form.

When, due to your smart choices, the number of Realtors falls off by about seventy per - cent, and there are not enough dues payers left to keep us afloat, we will ask you for money, because, it is you who we are most concerned about.

In instances where you want to buy one of the exceptions listed above, I would just have the purchase price reduced by the commission amount to account for that value, or ask a Realtor colleague to represent you, and pay you a referral fee that seems fair for both of you.

I think a lot of Realtors waste time by taking people out without pre-qualifying them or asking the right questions.»

I usually start by letting my clients know I'm not all that impressed with Realtors either but ask that they allow my work ethics and service levels to change their view of what a Real Estate Pro can do.

I feel what the lawyer is saying here is the poor Seller had no knowledge of her own property and her Realtor was completely irresponsible by having her complete a form that asks in plain English (or French, Spanish, and probably several other languages as these forms can be translated) 9.

If somebody asks me if this property is going to increase by $ 20,000 in the next year, some Realtors might be tempted to say absolutely, but my response is, «I'd be buying it myself then.»»

When asked how they found their real estate agent, 43 percent of all buyers and 41 percent of all sellers said they were referred by a friend, neighbor, or relative, according to the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® 2007 Profile of Home Buyers & Sellers.

However, asking a seller if there's «anything» within the structure that «could» negatively effect a buyers» decision may be even a worse solution, anything and could are in my opinion too broad... the precedent case that's being examined says the Realtor has an obilgation to go beyond that stated by the seller... therefore what the seller has said or signed that they said is of little relevance in the event of a problem... her most egregious act was not invoving a home inspector... people... find a couple inspectors that you yourself find to be valuable, recommend them to your buyers and involve yourself, go to the inspections with your buyers and see firsthand what condition the property is in.

However, then you went on to talk about how you can justify redirecting these clients away from their Realtors because of the cost savings, and it seems as though you are going through that justification by asking me the question above.

, prior directions had gone out from CREA to the grass roots members (us), who by the way paid for all of that grand venue, not to discuss relevant issues to be voted upon thereby with the media should the media ask us every - day in - the - trenches - Realtors questions about said issues.

Why, they ask, does the National Association of REALTORS ® continue to serve the big brokers» interests by advocating dual agency?

This week the National Association of REALTORS (NAR) and the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) sent an industry coalition letter to Acting Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Commissioner, Carol Galante, asking the agency to adopt a private transfer fee rule in harmony with the final rule recently adopted by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA).

The facilitator (a professional) when asked by a newer member, why Realtors were not considered professionals provided a very excellent description in a nutshell of «What is a professional».

Imagine being able to do a walk - through of a recently listed home, but all the questions that you now have to jot down or remember to ask the listing Realtor are addressed by messages geo ‑ coded to appear in the appropriate spot:

By keeping your name uppermost in people's minds and doing so in a positive way, clients are more apt to recommend you when someone asks if they know a Realtor who will do a kick - butt job.

I have long held that FINTRAC is a cynical ploy by Revenue Canada to use 9/11 as a pretext to ferret out tax evasion schemes, and I still do, Therefore, I put my hand up to ask the question «How many terrorists and money - launderers have we Realtors caught, after a year of implementation?»

As a Realtor ask yourself how frustrating your business has been made by incompetent registrants?

Whatever situation your associates find themselves in, they can't go wrong asking for advice from you, other experienced brokers, an attorney, or the legal hotline hosted by their state association of REALTORS ®, if one is offered.

It obligated members (who wouldn't be known as REALTORS ® until 1916) to «be absolutely honest, truthful, faithful and efficient»; to «obtain sole agency, in writing»; to «respect the listings of his brother agent, and to co-operate with him to sell»; to «advise an owner to renew a selling contract with some other agent, rather than solicit the agency»; to «always speak kindly of competitors»; to «always be loyal, square, frank and earnest in matters that require the co-operation of other brokers»; to «advertise nothing but facts»; and to «give an honest opinion concerning a competitor's proposition when asked to do so by a prospective purchaser, even though such opinion will result in a sale by the competitor.»

Where disclosure is authorized, REALTORS ® shall also disclose, if asked, whether offers were obtained by the listing licensee, another licensee in the listing firm, or by a cooperating broker.»

How we did it: REALTOR ® Magazine asked practitioners to submit links to their online «about me» bios, social media profiles, and LinkedIn résumés for a chance to have them critiqued by a panel of six Chicago - area consumers.

Calling for the enactment of Governor Andrew Cuomo's 2 percent property tax cap, the multifaceted campaign spurred New Yorkers and REALTORS ® to action by asking them to encourage their legislators to vote for the cap.

RECO (Ontario) could hire some university students as interns and have them wander about in shopping malls asking passers - by to answer questions about their interactions with Realtors at all levels of contact.

When contacted by a potential client by e mail I have made it a point to ask if they are working with a Realtor — most will avoid the question and continue to ask for other information about the property.

The recent Smart Homes & REALTORS ® survey conducted by the National Association of REALTORS ® found that consumers» awareness about smart - home technology is still in the growth phase — only 15 percent of respondents reported their clients had asked about it.

Sellers should always ask to see the many photos and videos taken by their Realtor.

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about buying, owning, and selling Ohio real estate are answered by RE / MAX Valley REALTORS ® and real estate experts.

When the National Association of REALTORS ask how they found their real estate practitioner, 44 percent of all buyers and 40 percent of all sellers say they were referred by a friend, neighbor, or relative.

By John Blom I'm often asked why I spend as much time as I do volunteering with the state (Washington REALTORS ®) and National Association REALTORS ®.

We get asked this question often by new Realtors and real estate agents, so we decided to explain it further.

I was asked by two consecutive Presidents of the National Association of REALTORS ® (USA) to serve as an international member on their Board of Directors.

It is very common for a REALTOR to be asked by past clients to assist them when deciding whether to appeal a revised assessment.

Around ten days ago, a group of Florida Realtors appeared before Congress and asked for the federal government's help for Florida homeowners to get short sales respected and accepted by banks, lenders, and financial institutions.

The National Association of REALTORS ®» Professional Standards Committee will be asking the NAR Board of Directors to consider a change to Standard of Practice 12 - 10 — one focused squarely on the increasing number of copyright complaints being lodged against members by content and image owners.

The clients may or may not know who is looking for a Realtor and by asking you have a 50 - 50 percent chance of finding out.

Once during the negotiating process, a buyer's Realtor was asking the seller to change the move - in date by one day.

If you have ever been to an open house or inquired about a property for sale you have probably been asked by the agent, «Are you working with a Realtor?»