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Sally Bostwick. Realtor

"Accredited Seniors Real Estate Specialist"
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Agent at Coldwell Banker Bain
Experience:
REALTOR for Coldwell Banker Bain January 2000—present
Selling real estate professionally for nine years. Owned real estate personally and for…
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Specialties:
Working with downsizers, early retirees, seniors and elders give me great satisfaction. Helping others hrough my profession and my charity work is very ... show more
Certifications
& Awards:
Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES)
Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)
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Interests:
I enjoy boating, golf, gardening and working on projects on my 1929 Tudor. I ... show more
About:
I specialize in working with downsizers, early retirees, seniors and elders. Having worked for over 19 years as a V.P. and Trust Officer with a large ... show more
Sally Bostwick. Realtor answered:
I suspect your agent didn't have you sign a Buyer's Agency Agreement. But, even if everything with your agent/ friend has been verbal, you and he do have an agency relationship. It twould be best for everyone concerned if you told your friend/agent that the relationship isn't working and then follow it up with a letter (best) or at least an e-mail. That way, you have a paper trail that you have ended the relationship and no longer wish to work with that agent.

I think there is less chance of your agent/friend or the brokerage firm trying to get you to pay a brokerage commission or claimng "procuring cause". - Tue Nov 3 2009, 22:32

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