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He is incredibly thorough. I've used him numerous times. Janice Roosevelt, Ecobroker, ABR, e-PRO jroosevelt@kw.com 610-76403962 - Thu Nov 6 2008, 05:58

For the greatest protection and clarity, the counteroffers should be in writing, at least an email outlining the change to the contract proposed. The contract or agreement of sale (AOS) is best. I have been involved in negotiations where parties do change their mind between what they say thy will agree to or offer, and what they are willing to put in writing. That's why I am an advocate of "get it in writing."

What is "customary" can change from locale to locale and state to state. You need to be clear, for example, as what is considered a binding agreement when an agent accepts an offer on behalf of the client in PA and DE.

Would love to be helpful in any other way - call Janice Roosevelt , Ecobroker, ABR, e-PRO 610-764-3062 jroosevelt@kw.com - Tue Oct 28 2008, 12:28

Your range is right, although there are some sellers offering bonuses to selling agents for attracting an agreeable offer. The fee depends on the realtor and their company, and exactly what services they provide. Be mindful that you wil get what you pay for, and in our market in southeastern PA and northern Delaware, the co-broker, or portion going to the agent who brings a buyer is more often 3%. - due to the high amountof inventory on the market. If I can help, give a shout or email jroosevelt@kw.com 610-764-3062 - Mon Oct 27 2008, 12:19

Juanzina, I' sorry that you've had this experience. No, you don't have to be pre-approved but their are advantages. i'd be happy to talk with you about your ideal home and when you'd like to move in to . Please feel free to call me at 610-764-3062 and we can schedule a time to tlak, or email me at jrosoevelt@comcast.net - Mon Sep 29 2008, 12:59

How about Media? Maybe it's Quaker origins, but there is a spirit of friendliness throughout this charming Delaware county seat, which is easily accessible to Center City Philly by SEPTA Trolley and Regional Rail R3. Buses also take to places such as King of Prussia, Riddle Memorial Hospital and Penn State – DELCO campus.

Know as “everybody’s hometown,” the boro and greater Media area marry old and new traditions.A harmonious diversity thrives in ths planned community blending single family homes with backyards and townhomes and apartments both historic and new. Plan to spend $200 -400k

Tons of trendy cafes and sophisticated dining options. Retail includes Trader Joe’s and other holistic food stores, upscale gyms, galleries, and the ubiquitous fancy coffee shops along side diners.
Recently Media has come to call itself the first “Fair Trade Town,” in the U.S. meaning the 6, 000 or so residents and retailers are working to support fair wages abroad and reduce ecological impact among imported products bought and sold. Even the many law offices and community organizations are using Fair Trade products.

Festival bloom in the spring and carry on through fall. Top outdoor spots include Rose Tree Park and Ridley Creek State Park. The Hedgerow Theater and Media Theater of the Perfomrning Arts add to the nightlife scene.

Definitely a walking community, Media draws on more than 250,000 people living in nearby townships who enjoy public transportation into Philly, or coming in to grab a bite or walk the main street of shops.
Janice Roosevelt, Ecobroker, ABR, e-PRO 610-764-3062 - Wed Jul 30 2008, 10:18