Hi Tina,

As everyone has said before, I apologize for your situation. Everything that has been said is good advice for you. I think if the Manager is not responding, you should either call and get the actual Broker's number, or call the local Board of Realtors, if they are members. Ask the Manager to contact the Broker for you. That should definitely get the ball rolling, and will save you from having to do a lot of unnecessary paperwork.

Good luck on this.

Thu May 8 2008, 10:57

I am sorry for your situation.
I would also suggest contacting the local association of Realtors and filing a greivance.
The office can explain your options. They may also be able to get a hold of the broker.

Wed May 7 2008, 13:34

Tina: I looked up your listing (using the county appraisers site) and then the listing on the MLS. There are several phone numbers for your Realtor. Tanya's advice below is correct as far as what action to take. It's a little disconcerting that the Broker hasn't called you back - it could be that he/she is unable to contact the Realtor too! However, it would be nice for you to know that. Has anyone been to see your condo at all? It could be that you may need to lower the price again or make some improvements. However, this doesn't excuse lack of contact. It's very tough for Sellers right now and I wish you the best of luck in resolving your problem with your Realtor and getting your home sold.

Best,
Angela
Villa G Realty, Inc. - Pembroke Pines

Wed May 7 2008, 10:53

Send a certified letter to the Broker telling him why you want him to release you from the contract. Tell him to send or fax to you a letter of release . Also tell the broker to withdrawl your listing from the multiple Listing Service. If this fails, contact an attorney. Good luck!!!

Wed May 7 2008, 10:06