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Since August 2009
I agree...contact the broker.
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Since August 2009
Ouch, it sounds like the broker blew you off. Do you feel the same way? If so, you can see where the realtor gets it from. If you dont hear from the agent in the next couple hours, call the broker back and let them know you will be contacting your attorney. Advise them you intend to cancel the contract with the realtor and the real estate company on the grounds they are not performing as agreed and have failed to uphold their end of the agreement. This should light a fire under their rear ends. I would definitely demand a reduction of the agent's commission if this is a sale or demand that a portion of the realtors commission be credited towards your closing costs if this is a purchase.
Hope this helps!
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Since August 2009
let everyone know that you were unhappy with your agent. Agents who last in the business do so based on building solid relationships. When the question comes up kindly let everyone know that your agent did not do her job. If you are that close to closing there is probably going to be very little you can do. Contacting the managing broker might get the agent to call you back. But, ultimately you can't have them not get paid at this point, and a complaint for poor service in some parts will fall by the way side if the transaction did make it to a satisfactory close. But, Not recommending a bad agent, and being vocal about poor service to others will get results.
Contact the agent's broker. You may also have a cause of action for ethics violations. Contact the local association's professional standards department.
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Since August 2009
Since October 2009
yea the best advice, contact the manager or broker of record. and if that doesnt work, contact the sellers or buyers attorney for information. for the most part after the attorney review process and all inspections are completed, your attorney should be your second guy or gal to contact if something like this happens, good luck
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