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Barry DeGroot
"Attorney/Broker"
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I began my real estate career in 1987. In the early 1990’s I focused my business on land acquisitions for some of the regions notable builders/developers,
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I agree that the same listing agent should not withdraw and re-list the same property for this purpose. A price change can be implemented without withdrawing the property, except in cases where an owner has truly advised an agent to withdraw a property for a period of time and does in fact take it off the market. I don't think this can be avoided however, when the property is withdrawn and re-listed by another broker which occurs frequently as well since the new broker has no choice but to re-list as a new listing. I think the solution is just as you suggested: retain the services of a buyer's agent and ensure that they pull a proper history on the property so that you can adequately evaluate the property and make an informed decision.
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