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Oh yes, Question. . . . Ouch!!!!!
Public forum. Lots of defamatory and libelous hear-say my frustrated and anxious Q& A contributor. Things sometimes happen for a reason, season sleezen!

The motivations can be sincere but misread from various perspectives.
The practice is common for a realtor dialed into a management company. They are working for the trustee and finalizing the theft and recovery of another family life that exists no more.

Likley testing the market for the anticipated trustees sale and sitting tight till confirmation of the transfer back to the trust pending reversion of the asset.

The calling back and "She dont know" part. That translates into "Go away - not now!"

Nothing really wrong as it cannot be sold anyway pending the investment trust requirements for concluding the assets removal. (I am guessing it is a non agency or GSE REO as they would not do this or realtor would not act in such accord). Peace

Absolutely you can!!!

Housing crash spawns big lawsuits

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Good luck! Let us know how it turns out for you!

No. You cannot sue her. Plain and simple you did not suffer any damages.

Julie
It sounds like there were some wheels in motion before you got involved. If you want to see what Realtors are responsible to, check out the Code of Ethics. If you think that she violated the code of ethics, you can file a grievance.

Just based on your post I did not see anything that would be a problem. I think that the TIMING of the sale is a good question. The Realtor's fiduciary duty is to the seller. If she was the listing agent, her duty is to the owner.

Was she representing you?

The realtor didn't do anything wrong, she took down a trustee sale notice. She didn't have to disclose anything to you, you aren't her client. As far as the trustee sale most agents know nothing about the trustee sale, believe me I know nothing about the properties that are going up for sale, there are too many. And as far as listing it at $250k over the purchase price, it is not up to her to determine the price, it is up to the seller whether it be the bank or a private investor. Send me the address and I will look it up for you. I will let you
know if it is a bank or a private investor. If it is a private investor, the property can not be sold using FHA for 3 months, 90 days.

Good Luck!
Dyanna

oh wow I dont know. That sounds really shady. Im assuming she already had it listed with the bank. If it goes to trustee sale and you buy it there, there is no commission. The bank prolly just bought it back and she is re listing the property. I dont see how you can claim damages since trustee sales are listed in public papers and the court house.

Im not sure of her fiduciary responsibilities to you either. Clearly she was protecting herself and not acting in the best of her client. But that would be their lawsuit not yours. If you really wanted to know about the trustee sale why didnt you just do what the rest of the people on the world would do and call the courthouse. If the bank bought it back just call the bank and make an offer. Up to the bank if they pay her or not. The court will show who bought it. Call them directly. You are acting like something bad happend to you. And it did, the agent is slime. But what are your damages? You dont have any. Call whoever bought it most likely the bank, the court will tell you and how much they paid. And make an offer. You should have been at the trustee sale and the only person you can blame at that is staring at you in the mirror.

16 years mortgage real estate exp