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I was wondering is it ok to call an agent when he brought his client to our house for a 2nd showing. Like a follow-up? They came to see it early in the day and then the buyer wanted to bring her husband. They came last night at 8pm. They stayed here for about 45 minutes. Or would the realtor think I am being pushy? HELP? :)
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August 01 2007 - US

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Personally, assuming you're the seller, I wouldn't call. The only thing you'll do is satisfy your own curiosity, and possibly give away your position.
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August 01 2007
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yes, I am the seller.....Ok, thanks for the good advice.
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August 01 2007
BTW, I'd add that we've never represented a buyer, had an agent request feedback on property we've shown, and had that make the buyer more likely to make an offer.

If they're going to make an offer--they will.
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August 01 2007
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Krismer,

Don't take this the wrong way.. but you seem very anti feedback. While I let my agent do the contacting, I find feedback even if they don't make an offer, useful in terms of at least hearing if there was a problem.
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August 01 2007
I'm not against feedback. I'm against the seller calling directly to get the feedback. Too much might be conveyed in the phone call.

If they were going to do it directly, it should be by email. That way nothing unintended will be said and there won't be any voice inflections.
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August 01 2007
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ryjeor didn't mention if he was a fsbo. Either way, imho either seller or agent (if listed) needs to follow up. I'm always amazed as a real estate broker that listing agents don't always follow up with me after showings/previews, especially in a slow market. While it might not get the house sold, it might give information to the seller that will help in the marketing, or it might help to answer questions the agent had after showing (Listing agent: "What did you think of the basement?" Showing agent: "What basement? Was there a door somewhere?"). Sometimes it's a hassle for both agents, but email makes it simpler than trading phone messages and the dialogue can usually be mutually constructive.
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