Sentences with phrase «than honest agents»

Less than honest agents and brokers can over inflate the value of your business, enticing you to list your business with them.

Beware: If you are the buyer, a less than honest agent — one wanting to make her commission at all costs — will lead you to an inspector who is lax and overlooks things.

Not exact matches

Not sure why that is, to be honest, anymore than any business hiring an employee is a business advancement, but young writers over the last ten years have turned hiring an agent into a major thing.

And in this piece, as in so many, she's not an apologist for herself or other agents, but she is a straightforward, honest voice from inside that collective office, willing to tell her blog readership more than many agents do.

The Hyatt Gold Passport phone agent I spoke to was 100 % correct and Hyatt has been shown to be less than honest with what they tell us.

Some will be honorable and competent, many others are neither; 2) once you've signed, and you discover the agent was less than honest, you're toast.

Be honest when applying for a car insurance quote; more often than not, insurance agents do their research and learn about determining factors such as your credit score and traffic violations.

Work with an intelligent and honest independent insurance agent that is able to offer quotes from more than 3 insurance companies.

To be honest buyers agents do a whole lot more work than sellers agents per client (In my opinion).

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.»

In a worst - case scenario, Pasalis says, when the seller's agent is less than honest, «escalation clauses act like a blank cheque that the seller and their agent can fill in as they please.»

A retired couple, who shared the same row with me, stated they just wished they could get someone to be honest with them, and felt the agents who they interviewed were more interested in the commission than actually helping them move.

If I am a buyer having to contact 150 agents to try to find the secret listings - because I have all the time in the world and no other life - than MLS or the experienced, honest, hard working Realtors will not be missed.

I just listed a property at a little over what I considered to be market value, showed it personally three times to the first person to enquire about it, suggested to that person that if interested (I knew she was... very), due to my honest, up - front presentation of said property, that she was free to offer through any agent / brokerage (other than me / mine) in order for her to feel comfortable with how her offer would be dealt with.

almost strictly for REO, I've seen a lot of different banks, and to be honest its really more about the asset manager and the listing agent than it is the bank themselves.

But in a worst case scenario, when the seller's agent is less than honest, escalation clauses act like a blank cheque that the seller and their agent can fill in as they please.