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Marcus Santore
"www.litchfieldconnecticut.com"
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I work for a full-service agency that is dedicated to providing the most professional personal service available. We offer both real estate services and
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I have returned to Litchfield, my home town, after living and working in north Florida since 1998. While a Florida resident, I worked in corporate financial
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This is a procuring cause issue in our busines. If the Realtor brought the buyer in, wouldnt you feel as though you owed them a fee? All the other agents are 100% correct, it goes back to contract terms, but if this agent listed your house, marketed your house, and then the listing expires and a buyer that was brought in through agents efforts wants to make an offer? Best bet is to call your agent back and get some representation...you might have a sale to attend!
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