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Bob Minnis
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Associate Broker for Coldwell Banker Daimond Realtors
June 1987—present
Realtor since 1987, Office manager 1996-2006. CRB Certified Real Estate Broker CRS…
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Realtor since 1987, Office manager 1996-2006. CRB Certified Real Estate Broker CRS…
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Residential Real Estate; Resales, new construction, land purchases or development, multiunits.
Light Commercial: over four unit multifamily properties, ... show more
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Real Estate Investment
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If your looking to buy or sell a home, you need an experienced professional. I have over 21 years of full time experience in the business, am a Associate
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Bob Minnis answered:
the hob;
I posted an answer and a clarification today. The practise of withdrwaing a listing before the listing has expired can be done only by a written request of the seller with the written consent of the listing broker. This is all contained in Trend's rule 1.5. My answer yesterday was incorrect. I do apologize. This practise is the result of the markets we find ourselves in and that doesn't make it right. But it is seldom that a realtor is called on it.
But, I must tell you that this is not as serious a problem as you make it to be. Today most buyer agents know how to correctly identify all important data for their buyers relating to a property. They know how to maximize their clients negotiation power. Days on market is only one small ingredient of information a buyer requires to make an informed decision.
Again, my apologies.
I posted an answer and a clarification today. The practise of withdrwaing a listing before the listing has expired can be done only by a written request of the seller with the written consent of the listing broker. This is all contained in Trend's rule 1.5. My answer yesterday was incorrect. I do apologize. This practise is the result of the markets we find ourselves in and that doesn't make it right. But it is seldom that a realtor is called on it.
But, I must tell you that this is not as serious a problem as you make it to be. Today most buyer agents know how to correctly identify all important data for their buyers relating to a property. They know how to maximize their clients negotiation power. Days on market is only one small ingredient of information a buyer requires to make an informed decision.
Again, my apologies.
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