sillowfixer's Q&A

Keep in mind that the agent for the seller has an agency agreement with the seller.  If you have an executed contract (all documents signed by all parties to the transaction), then it sounds as if you may have a legitimate gripe.  If there was no FULLY EXECUTED contract, you have nothing.  As an agent, I make sure all signatures are obtained at the earliest possible time to avoid issues like this.Good luck with everything.P.S.  Out of curiosity... Where did you find your agent?  Did you research their credentials and history before hiring him/her?While I personally don't see how you have a legitimate gripe (based on what I took from your post), but if you wish, you can file a brief with the California Department Of Real Estate.

Many will.  There are even programs for those currently in the short sale process with their current home.  check http://www.myagentgateway.com for more info directly from me.Cameron

Contact an agent in your area.  They can help.  Why don't you have an agent representing you?  They're free you know!CameronCorona Short Sale Agent

Do your research on any agent you select.  You can get a buyer expert to assist you if you stop by or call The Homefinding Center.  Over 90% of The Homefinding Center's business is assisting buyers.[content removed by moderator for being self promotional]

Allow a professional to list your home.  You'll receive the greatest exposure for the home, and most likely a higher sales price than without help from a marketing expert.Cameron NovakCorona Real Estate Agent & Short Sale SpecialistThe Homefinding Centerhttp://activerain.com/cameronnovak