Sentences with phrase «listing agents would»

How many listing agents would recommend a discount co-op commission as a sales and marketing strategy to the seller of a new listing or a «freshen - up» or a re-list of a property that is not getting enough attention?

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!

This is what a listing agent would do for you.

I believe the seller or listing agent had a friend submit a fake contract.

It is imperative that in a sales transaction that the listing agent has a minimum of three recent comparable sales, more of them is always better.

If the listing agent had submitted the current listings and made a good argument to the lender for my offer being accepted I would not even be writing this article.

As part of the negotiations, the listing agent has disclosed details of another contract that his colleague is the...

I'm told the listing agent would be notified.

If I was the listing agent I would be asking you to do it up front as well.

What does the listing agent have to say?

«If the listing agent has the control; then why not get the additional coverage for FREE?

Consumers can view the listings an agent has checked into from that agent's profile on Trulia.

The listing agent has a duty of honesty to the customer, but not the duty normally owed to a client of confidentiality.

This time the woman listing agent had made many errors on the listing and I had asked to have the information corrected, not the least of which so it would serve as backup information for future use, perhaps by appraisers, etc. (wrong lot size for starters).

Furthermore, as the agent for the sellers, the listing agent had no duty to investigate whether the warranty was in effect.

Because if I am the listing agent I have it for sale and am part of that sale!

Buyer's agents should discuss how multiple offers may be handled, including the fact that once an offer leaves the buyer and buyer's agent's hands, there is no duty of confidentiality that the seller or listing agent has to the buyer to keep the terms of the offer confidential unless state law prohibits a listing agent or seller from disclosure of terms or there is a preexisting confidentiality agreement with the parties.

Buyeragents should ensure the listing agent has significant experience to helpavoid delays in the process,» he says.

If on the other hand a Full Transparency model was adopted whereby the price and terms of the highest offer were disclosed to «all» buyers then the listing agent would not have any advantage regardless of their ethics and financial motivations, and therefore we would be left with a level playing field whereby «all» parties have a «fair and equal» opportunity to come up with the best price and terms.

The listing agent has to complete several assignments for the bank before the property goes on the market.

The court held that a listing agent has the duty to inform MLS users of errors in a listing and that a user of the service is entitled to rely on the information found therein.

They gave 5 days for DD and I thought I was clear due to using a site that had it listed as X zone (recent change to A.) The listing agent has stated they «may refund my money,» but as I'm an investor they are not required.

He was so angry at finding out that the previous listing agent had unilaterally reduced the LIST Price on his home (no consent) that he was speechless.

You knew there was a difference between the written document and how the listing agent had described specific terms of the counteroffer.

2 / A private buyer of a «mere posting» may not realize that the listing agent hasn't viewed the property, (where applicable) and that although the listing agent may be responsible for «the accuracy of information» this may increase the likelihood that such a buyer would need to seek some form of redress from a listing agent later, regarding any displayed inaccurate information.

As a listing agent I would hope one of your referral agents comes with a contract.

It's a cruel world out there, but you the listing agent have confidence this listing has all the necessary components: the right price, great pictures, a super description, and the correct directions.

Not only should the listing agent be in touch with the buyer's rep about whether the offer was received and when it might be presented to the seller, the buyer's rep should follow up if the listing agent hasn't responded.

Furthermore, a listing agent has a fiduciary responsibility to the seller.

Why do I as an independant contractor and mainly a listing agent have to compete with realtor.ca??

If all provinces in Canada, that had a similar rule, also deleted said rule, are we sure that consumers clearly understand when a listing agent hasn't actually seen the property, that is listed for sale?

Like I say the marketing on the part of listing agents has always been slim.

By the end of the first 90 days, listing agents had adapted to the system, claiming over 50 percent of their own leads.

One example: the listing agent had «measured» the fenced - in rear yard (at the side of the house (she said that to me when I questioned the lot size which was obviously incorrect — corner lot) and used those measurements as the lot size.

At this point, the office or listing agent would attempt to contact the seller to confirm availability.

I came across this unusual entry on an MLX listing a few days ago: Under «Possession,» instead of putting 60 - 90 days or «TBD» or «Negotiable» or «Immediate», the listing agent had written: «On clocing.»

What the Code Says (Article 1, Standard of Practice 1 - 15 and SOP 1 - 13 (5)-RRB-: Two conditions must be met before a listing agent has any duty to disclose multiple offers: The seller must grant permission to disclose such information, and the buyer or cooperating agent must ask for the disclosure.

When a listing agent has received multiple offers, what can or can't be disclosed to a buyer's agent?

Question: How much time does the listing agent have to present an offer to the seller on a property once a buyer makes an offer?

Even if the listing agent had stipulated in the listing contract that all offers must be accompanied with proof of the buyer's financial ability to complete the transaction, it would still create the potential for delay in the presentation of offers.

Simple, listing agents have their preferred buyers already and will give the inside tip to buyers who work directly through them.

We would expect that a listing agent would advise their seller of what could happen if a buyer had agreed to pay their agent a higher percentage of commission than is being offered by the seller, but once again this comes down to ethics and professionalism, and in the end it isn't likely to be scrutinized by any governing authority.

While it has been many years since I've been licensed, I did presume that after some 17 years of writing a regular column here for REM, the listing agent would recognize me and allow me to just wander alone to view the property.

An Alaskan court has considered whether a seller and listing agent had any liability for failing to disclose to the buyer that the prior owner's decomposition had caused structural damage to the property, even though the buyer had waived their right to receive disclosures about the property.

Nat - I see your point on the listing agent not having to split, but this comes with risk as now the listing agent would look to maximize as there is no other side representation to keep it «reasonable».

The listing agent had been busy distracting me while his partner applied a tracking bracelet onto my leg.

Even if the home is run - down and shabby, I always try to use that word «lovely» to see if the seller and / or the listing agent have a sense of humor.

While this may be a great opportunity to really «sell» your house by meeting the buyer broker and their buyers, listing agents have a multitude of rationalizations for not attending — few of which we agree are good reasons.

The jury disagreed that the listing agent had a fiduciary duty to the buyer or that the broker was liable for a breach of fiduciary duty based on the agent's acts.

«The listing agent would be there to let them in the house, and the buyer's agent shows up, too.