I have a grievance with a list agent for a bank owned foreclosure, I am still interested in the house and
would like to make an offer to the bank without the intervention of this list agent. What recourse do I have?
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That agent works for the bank, not for you. You need a buyer's agent to work on your behalf. It shouldn't cost you anything, because the seller will pay the buyer's agent.
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Banks will not normally deal directly with consumers on foreclosures. The listing agent is often the sole representative empowered to deal with offers. If you have a real problem with this agent I would recommend going over their head and speaking to the agent's broker to air your grievances
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