Why are some homes listed for selling "As is"? |
| It makes me nervous to look at them, but my realtor says sometimes its nothing ... |
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Tv licence? |
we just moved into a house to rent
and i think the old ppl there didnt have a licnece,
we had a guy come round asking about setting one up. i told him my partner was sorting it, he ... |
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Help! My apartment manager wants to charge a late fee? |
| I put my check in his slot the morning it was due, but he said he never got it. I always make sure it goes completely in, so I know him or one of his employees has it. There isn't a way for me ... |
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I'm trying to find out if my father has purchasd property using my name without my permission,Is there a way? |
| My father and Uncle purchase property, from my understanding they have run into some credit problems. From what my cousin has told me, they have asked her if they could put property in her name (she ... |
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Should we keep our current Real estate agents? |
| We have had our house on the market in Colorado Springs since June. Our agents have us in the Remax magazine and on line, but have only advertised with a photo once in the local paper. They have ... |
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MICE, MICE and BIG Rats on the street at night....? |
| I just moved into my first apartment at 28 y.o in May. I fell in love with the brownstone because it was newly renovated with beatiful floors and excellent fixtures. My rent is 1100 and I have to pay ... |
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I am 5 months in a high risk pregnancy can be evicted? |
| I am currently 5 months with a very high risk pregnancy and a 2 year old. I was recently hospitalized for bleeding due to stress on the job. I am currently on permanent bed rest for the remainder of ... |
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Should i break my lease to move in a house? |
| I have until August with my current lease. My brother in law is leaving this beautiful house empty, but the owner wants someone there to help with her mortgage. Do I break my lease and move into my ... |
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What do you do about a bad landlord? |
| The landlord knows of many "things" he has not fixed for two years now, he is now "mad" that I pointed out just one of many many things that have not been repaired since I let ... |
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My sister is inheriting my mums house.? |
| 14 years ago she was the only one living at home so her and mum took out a mortgage to buy our council house, they paid £8000 for it. My sister then met and married a man the same year she moved ... |
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Can a realtor go into your apartment when you are not there? |
My landlord is selling the building that we live in and he told us that we will receive a 24 hour notice when they may want to come look at the apartment.
We are still living there and will ... |
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What actions can I take so my landlord will stop entering my dwelling without permission? |
| I have been having this problem for some time now. I have contacted her on several occasions advising her that she must give me a written notice of at least 24hrs before entering my dwelling unless ... |
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Who is liable for the TV licence ? |
| my friend lives in a house which is shared. There is a communal living room and kitchen, and there are four other private bedrooms which are for him and the other people. They are getting reminder ... |
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We want to own? |
| We went to go and apply for a mortgage and our credit union doesnt do mortgages. Who do we go to? We want a consultant to help us find out what we need to do and so on. Do we go to a bank and find ... |
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Council housing/homeless? |
| My partner and I are separating, would I qualify for a council house? Or could I declare myself homeless (as I will be)? I don't earn much a month and I will struggle to pay rent for private ... |
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JK | Do you give a thank you gift to real estate agent? |
i just bought a house and was wondering if you're supposed to give a thank you gift |
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glenn
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People always like an expression of thanks.
There is no expectation.
A written note dropped in the mail that they can share with their family and staff would be nice. |
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acermill
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As a realtor, I NEVER expect a gift from my clients, but some have chosen to do so anyway. When I DO get a gift, I appreciate it very much, since it indicates to me that I did a good job for the client, and they are expressing their thanks to me.
A cute story for you. Eight years ago, I was handling the sale of the house of a somewhat elderly couple. We met often and regularly, since it was not an easy sale. As I visited with them, I became fond of their new puppy, which was an adorable Miniature American Eskimo.
Can you imagine my surprise when, at closing, they presented to me as a gift the litter mate of their little dog ?
I was nearly speechless, but cuddled the little fellow warmly in my arms and thanked them profusely. To this day, that gift still resides in my house and now I realize it was the very best gift I have ever received. I still remain in contact with this couple after all this time. We exchange holiday cards and pictures of each of our dogs. |
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togashiyokuni2001
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Their thank-you gift was the fee that they charged the seller. |
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Ron Mexico
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No, they should be giving you a gift. Remember, you just gave them $$$. |
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Traverse City Agent
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You already did....it's called a commission check :).
If you liked working with the agent a Thank You note (with permission to use you as a reference) is far more valuable to the agent. A copy sent to the agent's broker is a nice touch.
Felicia
cherrycapitalhomes.com |
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felix8462
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You will be giving a commission of about 6 to 10%.
Sure if you want to give more, you can. Most people think the comission is enough. |
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Sunny
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Giving your realtor a gift is unncessary. They make good money on the transaction. I honestly think they should give you a gift. I come into contact with a lot of realtors in my line of work, and many of them give gifts to their customers. Their commission is 2-7% of the sales price per transaction. One of the realtors I know always gives her clients gift certificates for a local dinner cruise. |
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bigpuppax
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It is not inappropriate, but is not expected either; a heartfelt thank-you card is more typical. If you were particularly happy with the service and would like to express some appreciation, then by all means by a little something. |
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Esmerelda
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You paid the agent a whole whopping lot of money and if you are really all that grateful, just mention their name and give them referrals. That's the gift that would make them happiest. |
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words_smith_4u
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If you got good service, then a thank you gift is perfectly appropriate. We gave our realtor a gift certificate to a local restaurant.
Supposed to? No, I don't think so. All depends on the 'relationship' between you and the realtor. |
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live75
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They made money off of you and that's the gift that they are looking for! If anything, THEY normally send me Christmas cards and thank you cards for about two yrs. after a purchase. |
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iceman
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If you really like them, and if you think they did and exceptional job..then yes why not. But you dont have to do it. They thank you gift is a nice chunk of commission they are getting. |
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baha_smokey
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When I bought my first house,I held an open house.I had my lawyer and real estate there and a few friends over..GOOD LUCK AND WAY TO GOOOO!! |
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