Sentences with phrase «called a buyer agent»

I just figured a buyer's agent would remain and only be called a buyer agent PERIOD.

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Real estate agents are fielding calls from buyers in Alberta who are snapping up property for personal use and business development.

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.

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.»

I made a living in real estate by keeping track of what a buyer wanted and doing research — going to every open house, calling other agents, visiting model homes, just in general mastering as many features of as many listings as I could — but you couldn't get ahead of the Sloans.

«I've had calls in the last 24 hours from agents representing foreign buyers who are backing out of deals because of this new tax,» says Dinani.

If the agent knows you are a legitimate buyer and keeps on calling you about the property, asking to increase the bid then all so called bids are fake.

Arranging a personal call between the VA lender and the listing agent can help erase any confusion regarding the buyer's VA loan preapproval.

«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.

While the listing agent loves you only calling them, here is why is is usually a costly mistake for home buyers.

Back in the days of «agent showing» feedback, I let the listing agent know what I had discovered and the cold cellar evidence, who promptly started calling me nasty names and told me to mind my own business and that I had been wrong to address the issue to my would - be buyer and that I could be sued for interfering with his listing likely having prevented a possible sale.

Without your own buyer representation you are either being shown homes by an agent who legally can not divulge information to you, or worse yet, you call the agent on the sign to see their listing.

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.

If you are a home buyer and would like no - cost real estate representation, call 888-573-4496 Option 0 to speak with an agent / specialist or click here to request assistance.

Notes for 1234 Main St, Sunnyville, Ohio I received a call from the buyer's agent around August.

Dean Paley of Burlington, Ont., tried to work around this by calling up local agents and telling them that, while he had no interest in representation, if they had a buyer he would pay them a fee equivalent to «the same commission that they'd make in a traditional two - agent deal.»

While this has happened recently while I was working as a buyers agent, I am going to relay a story about a buyer who is not my client but called me for advice because he has read a number of short sale articles I have written.

Some home buyers think that if they go to an open house or call the listing agent directly on a home they will save money.

The easiest way to make sure you have the proper car insurance coverage to suit your need as a new car buyer is call an independent insurance agent.

When a home is sold «on the market» (usually listed by an agent), the prospective buyers are usually called «retail buyers,» meaning that the buyers are looking to buy a home that they want to live in.

Call us today at 561-753-0135 to have one of our buyers agents who specialize in new home construction and developments help you find your new construction home in Wellington.

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.

Anywho, my buddy who is in bed with the listing agent knows that I have buyers in the neighborhood where this particular house is located, so he called me yesterday to tell me he's getting the deal and to ask if I have someone for it.

Good practice and common courtesy call for listing agents and buyer's reps to maintain consistent and timely communication about the status of offers and counteroffers during negotiations.

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.

«When you call yourself a buyer's agent, you've raised the bar.

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

Whenever her agents call with a transaction problem on the buyer side, she asks them one question: «How long was your counseling session?»

REALTOR ® B called REALTOR ® A, identified himself as a buyer's agent, and asked if REALTOR ® A would arrange a showing of the property to his client and himself.

Another curiosity while arriving to show my buyer lawyer a listing, as another agent was leaving the MLS listed property, he too, literally spewed volatile expressions (amazing language from a so - called top producer) as he was leaving the doorway, I had no idea there was anyone in the house, no car in the drive, and a closed lockbox on the closed door, telling me to get off the property and never come near a property he was at ever again.

At the same time, the listing agent receives instant notification of the sales lead and has an opportunity to make first contact with the prospective buyer by replying to their text with a phone call or an email.

After consummating his purchase (in those days, the buyers» name was published with the listing sold info), during a follow - up conversation the buyer told me (his) agent had called him, quite upset that his year of sending listing email lists to his buyer had not only proved fruitless, it had cut down the fruit tree.

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.

One - third (33 percent) of all buyers surveyed in the report preferred phone calls with their agent over emailing (21 percent) or texting (15 percent).

The agent, or some other agent sets up the search via e-mail and then when the buyer has located the property they'd like to buy (by way of attending open houses and calling listing agents for showings) they agree to call the discunt / rebate agent to write the offer in order to obtain the rebate.

We publicize the address and the price, so that whenever our agents get a call it's from a buyer, a real buyer.

The key: the agent impressed the buyer by saying there was no need to sign this new thing called a buyer representation agency contract.

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)

I have observed in this past year that buyers are more apt to attend an open house before calling an agent to set up a private showing.

More state REALTOR ® associations are warning their members about a flood of suspicious phone calls that real estate agents are receiving from a man posing as a prospective buyer who then takes the conversation too personal.

I explained to my broker what had happened and immediately called the buyer's agent to explain, apologize and wrote her clients a check for the cost of their inspection.

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

I didn't hear anything back until Monday evening, when my broker called me to say she had received a complaint from the buyer's agent, accusing me of misrepresenting the property on the MLS.

BUT MY GOSH, handing over almost $ 50,000 (25k to listing agent / 25k to buyer's agent) on a $ 800,000 sale of a listed property that so many thousands of realtors have access to on that «menu» called the MLS is completely avoidable now days on buying and listing property here in the 21st century.

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.

On a referral I sent out one time, to a great agent, that very question disturbed the would be relocating buyer so much, she called me to let me know she was declining to work with the referral agent as she thought the agent to be insensitive to her needs.

When the transaction didn't come together as expected, the agent's buyers» lawyer, (located in Woodbridge) called me.

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