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Realtor won’t give info. Need to know what to do?
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Sounds like one of those realtors that list properties and thentries to convince the owner that they only got one offer and they should take it…..some do that for a quick sale to rack up commisions faster…..sounds like the realtor we had dealt with once when we were looking for land…..it was almost not worth the hassle…but the wife wanted it and pestered her till she gave in.
So the 10acres we got for 20k has appreciated 3fold because of new construction going on in the immidiate area.
If you have the county plot # you could just find out who owns the land from tax records and write to them and explain to them that the realtor is ignoring you requests…they may not know whats going on.
BTW–Trust Real Estate was the where the pain worked.
Good luck.
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She treated you like that when you were house hunting yet you are still using her?? Why not use your Mom’s friend or have her give you a referral!
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there may be a bid placed, you never know what people have up their sleeves.
Call someone else or do your own homework and learn/look up things on the web. I found so much about our home prior to purchase. Is there an online realtor’s site for the area lands. You don’t need a wishy-washy person if they do not want to help you, do not need th sale or being dishonest. Be straight and tell her what you expect and your dissatisfaction.
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Is the seller listed on the MLS? If not, go to the county find out who owns it and see if you can contact them directly. If you haven’t signed anything with this realtor yet, there is no law saying you can’t contact the seller directly.
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If the realtor works for an agency, she has a boss. Call the boss and tell him/her what’s going on. Otherwise, the city should be able to tell you who owns it. This person sounds incompetent, you shouldn’t be using her.
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Get a Buyer Agent to work for you. If they get stonewalled then there is a problem.
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