Wendy Remley,
Agent, Utah
Since there was no address or MLS number attached to the question, I can't give you a specific answer. If you can provide an MLS number or address, I'd be happy to give you more information.
You can approach it two ways- you CAN contact the listing agent, and they can give you basic information. However, keep in mind that the listing agent represents the seller, and will keep the seller's best interests in mind, not yours.
If you do want to buy the property, I would suggest you find a good buyer's agent who will represent you and keep your best interests in mind.
Best of luck!
You can approach it two ways- you CAN contact the listing agent, and they can give you basic information. However, keep in mind that the listing agent represents the seller, and will keep the seller's best interests in mind, not yours.
If you do want to buy the property, I would suggest you find a good buyer's agent who will represent you and keep your best interests in mind.
Best of luck!
Don Tepper,
Agent, Fairfax, VA
As noted below, any Realtor can help. One tip, though: Don't contact the listing agent. For best representation, you need your own agent representing you.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Anna Brocco,
Agent, Nassau County, NY
Since no link is visible and no address given, you may wish to ask your question again--or any local agent can help you with information, showings, etc., contact any realty office(s) and inquire.
Dan Chase,
Home Buyer, Texas City, TX
You can use any real estate agent or realtor you like. Any of them can help you.
p.s. ignore all realtytrack foreclosure listings. Those are NOT really houses for sale. They are misleading ads for houses not for sale at the price shown.
p.s. ignore all realtytrack foreclosure listings. Those are NOT really houses for sale. They are misleading ads for houses not for sale at the price shown.
