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Looking for the most comprehensive understanding of the Faulkner County Real Estate Market? I'm here to help. From 1st time buyers to seasoned investors all the way to selling your first home to contractors selling over 40 homes a year. I have over 10 years experience and I'm recognized as one of this markets very top producers. I've designed and implemented many of the incredible marketing techniques currently used by today’s top professionals. Knowing these techniques is one thing, but being able to work them is the difference between hobby and professional. My contracting background includes the helping in development of 3 "successful" subdivisions in the Faulkner County market and the designing of what sells and when. Building a net worth in the millions for many of my clients is one of my pinnacles of achievement! When you succeed, I succeed has and will always be my philosophy. Skilled at understanding you financial situation and breaking down which loan would work best for you, so you don't become a victim of bad lending practices. When selecting your next Realtor, choose to work with one who listens and understands your needs. This is my life, not my hobby. Call me today!
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Joe,
Contrary to popular oppinion on the answers of this forum, I would ask you a question. Did the firm you hired do work for you? Beleive it or not, agents and firms don't work for free. I realize your situation may have changed since you placed your home on the market, but that doesn't reduce the amount of work your firm has done for you. So many things happen behind the scenes you don't see that deserve compensation. Most listing agreements have cancellation fee agreements in them. When you signed your agreement, you agreed that if something should change and you took your home off the market, this would be the fee you would pay to the firm for their work and effort. If $1100 was the fee in that agreement, then that is what the firm you hired and you thought was fair. The figure your asking would have been in writing on your agreement. I would look through it , if I were you, and you can verify the figure. I don't, however, suggest sabotaging your agent or firm by removing signs or making it difficult to show while waiting for it to expire. Be honest with you agent and firm and I'm sure you can work something out.
Contrary to popular oppinion on the answers of this forum, I would ask you a question. Did the firm you hired do work for you? Beleive it or not, agents and firms don't work for free. I realize your situation may have changed since you placed your home on the market, but that doesn't reduce the amount of work your firm has done for you. So many things happen behind the scenes you don't see that deserve compensation. Most listing agreements have cancellation fee agreements in them. When you signed your agreement, you agreed that if something should change and you took your home off the market, this would be the fee you would pay to the firm for their work and effort. If $1100 was the fee in that agreement, then that is what the firm you hired and you thought was fair. The figure your asking would have been in writing on your agreement. I would look through it , if I were you, and you can verify the figure. I don't, however, suggest sabotaging your agent or firm by removing signs or making it difficult to show while waiting for it to expire. Be honest with you agent and firm and I'm sure you can work something out.
Mark Burrier answered:
Carlos,
By law, it is illegal for us as Real Estate professionals to give legal advice. We can however give our professional oppinion as long as we don't cross the line. In as best to not cross that line and help with your question, if a seller requests that an agent receive a pre-approval offer from any perspective buyers, we are bound to obey them as long as it doesn't require us to break the law. In as well if that same seller requests from us to provide a pre-approval from a certain bank / their bank, then we would be required to request that from the perspective buyers. That in no way should bind that buyer to that lender, unless the buyer agreed to this in writing prior to making that application. Hope this helps.
By law, it is illegal for us as Real Estate professionals to give legal advice. We can however give our professional oppinion as long as we don't cross the line. In as best to not cross that line and help with your question, if a seller requests that an agent receive a pre-approval offer from any perspective buyers, we are bound to obey them as long as it doesn't require us to break the law. In as well if that same seller requests from us to provide a pre-approval from a certain bank / their bank, then we would be required to request that from the perspective buyers. That in no way should bind that buyer to that lender, unless the buyer agreed to this in writing prior to making that application. Hope this helps.
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