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Jeff McIlhenny
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Owner, Broker, Realtor for Beacon Brokers Realty
November 2009—present
Started my own real estate company, featuring a virtual office business model
Started my own real estate company, featuring a virtual office business model
Loan Officer for A1 Mortgage/First Palmetto Funding
August 2004—January 2006
First job in the industry.
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First job in the industry.
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First time homebuyers, military homebuyers (local and those PCSing to Charleston SC), newlywed homebuyers, and short sales
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Realtor Designation
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Music, sports, cooking, exercise, boating of all kinds
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Licensed Realtor and Broker in Mt Pleasant SC and serves the entire Charleston SC real estate market. Started in industry as loan officer. Specialize in
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Jeff McIlhenny answered:
I recommend airing your concerns with your agent, and even the broker in charge to see if that could resolve your concerns. If you are getting showings and activity, then it is likely the price may need adjusting.
One thing to keep in mind, a listing agreement is an employment contract. If you are not satisfied with your agent, you can fire them (and they can fire the client)--however, I always think it is best to discuss this with your agent first, to see if it can be resolved.
If not, then you can look to break the agreement--but, as Dave mentioned below, be sure that there isn't anything in the contract you would be liable for--such as any marketing expenses or repairs that you need to reimburse that company for. Good Luck!
One thing to keep in mind, a listing agreement is an employment contract. If you are not satisfied with your agent, you can fire them (and they can fire the client)--however, I always think it is best to discuss this with your agent first, to see if it can be resolved.
If not, then you can look to break the agreement--but, as Dave mentioned below, be sure that there isn't anything in the contract you would be liable for--such as any marketing expenses or repairs that you need to reimburse that company for. Good Luck!
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