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Jim S.
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Jim S.
  • Sterman, MI
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Hello all. At times I have my realtor ask the listing agent questions about a property. Usually they do not answer all the questions. They seam to think "I don't know" is an acceptable answer. It may take a week to hear back. Sometimes the seller accepted an offer and the listing agent does not reply at all. Would it kill them to ask the seller and find out? Is it too much to ask questions or to expect a reply of some type? When I want to sell something I go out of my way to answer all questions. Is there something I don't understand?

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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With a thousand questions, you are likely presenting yourself as someone who will make the transaction difficult. So they would rather sell it to someone they will knownwill close and be easy to deal with.

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