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I am slightly confused with your comment that the paperwork was done when you put the offer in, thus I may not have a clear understanding on whether your offer is truly what we would call a pending offer. Is it fully executed by all parties with no changes? Nonetheless, Bill from Florida has provided you the best advise to contact the agent's office and request to speak with the manager or broker. If you have entered into an "Exclusive Buyer's Agency Agreement, it's actually with the agent's broker you are under contract with anyways. I would not recommend that you request your offer be withdrawn as that could cause you to lose this house.
Let us know if there is more information that provides a better understanding of your circumstances. Realize that if your agent is a Realtor, a member of the National Association of realtors, we agree to a standard of professionalism. There are also the legal requirements that all agents are to adhere to. We do recommend that consumers seek legal advise for a variety of contractual matters, disputes, and equitable title matters, but I would still recommend you contact the branch manager or broker to begin with. Perhaps they can remove your concerns. Also, there may very well be a legitimate reason for the agent not being able to contact you.
Best wishes.
Kay Pearson
Sat May 30 2009, 06:32