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P Wood

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Agent at Keller Williams
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As a Full Time Professional Realtor for over 25 years I take a great deal of pride in assisting my Customers locate the Property which works for Them. ... show more

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P Wood answered:
Matthew....while there are most likely no "legal ramifications", why start out on the wrong foot? I would suggest just being honest with the Listing Agent. There is no reason you cannot use that Agent to represent you as well if you are comfortable with her/him. In fact, after viewing the property you may develop a rapport with that Agent and ask them to show you other homes. As far as "procuring cause" ... In my market no one "owns a Customer". You are free to make an offer on any property through whatever Agent you wish. Still, it will be a much more pleasant experience if you are up front and honest when making appointments. Full Time Professional Realtors work very hard and for us, time literally is money. - Fri Jul 13 2007, 09:45

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