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 Are realtors and brokers just useless middlemen?
What exactly is their profession that allows them to take 3-6% out of a sale? Did they go to college? Did they build the house? And what exactly do they do? Open doors? Shake hands? Be somewhere 9-5? ...


 Neighbour parking outside my house???
i live in a terraced house in a corner! and we have garages behind the house ...

i cant park infront of my garage because it wasn't built properly and if i park their it will block ...


 How to get my house to sell?????
ive reduced drastically like 60,000$ i have a 4/3 all wood new floors on 1 acre in vero beach florida,great schools everything i even brought a home stager to design my house it shows well but no ...


 I don't want to sell my home anymore.....?
We are currently at the end of a 6 month contract with a realtor to sell our home. We have had very little interest, and no offers to purchase. We are now in a situation where would rather keep the ...


 Can we file and ethical complaint against a realtor who was working for the sellers of a home we bought?
When we closed on our house 3 months ago, the seller's realtor told us that in exchange for letting them live in the house for a month after closing without paying us anything, the sellers were ...


 If you break out of a lease, can you lose more money than the rent you owe the landlord if he decides to sue u
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 Our vehicle was repossesed The loan company still wants the balance on the loan. can they do this?
Our vehicle was repossessed. The loan company sold the vehicle
and now they say we are responsible for the balance of the loan.
Is this legal?...


 I'm going to pay off my mortgage and the lender told me that I have to pay $750 fee. Is it sound right?
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 Why do so many homes announce that they have a Toilet, but don't notice their sign has the same letter missing?
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 What does it mean if my dad puts me on the deeds of his house?
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 I have a serious question about buying a home
My husband and I are looking to buy our first home. We looked at a foreclosure that is $50,000 (we live in central wisconsin). It has a nice 2 car garage, new roof, new siding, new windows, and is ...


 If you got a loan for $100000@ 8% for 28.5yrs how much would your payment be a month?
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 Is it better to sell your house and hope to break even, or stop making payments and give it back to the bank ?
Is being forclosed all that bad if you can't sell a house for more than you owe on it???? Thanks....


 We were just informed that the house we are renting is being put up for sale?
Is it reasonable to expect our moving expenses to be covered? Including the cost of utility transfers?
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Apparantly, the owner is ready to be done. The rental company ...


 Why can't I get a loan for a 35,000 house?
It seem all lenders have a minimum purchase price. The house is a great deal (no damage, needs new carpet only). You would think a lender would want to give me a loan.Its 4 BR 2 story. But they say ...


 Can landlord enter my apartment at will. i live in florida and I refuse to pay anymore rent, im not on a lease
im not on a written lease or anything just verbal, when i moved in me and my landlord had a verbal agreement on rental terms such as direct tv (cable t.v.) and all electric is included in the rent ...


 Can landlords renew your tenancy month by month?
I spoke to my estate agent today and they said my landlord wants to renew my tenancy month by month and I won't need to sign a new contract with the agents. Sounds dodgy to me, Can anyone help?...


 What's the advantage of moving out?
I'm planning to move out for a next few years. Once I do that, I'll never contact my family again. That's the best I can do.
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The question is what'...


 Can someone please buy my house?
moving out of state, just waiting to sell our house :(
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Riverside, CA $615,000.00 give me an offer
4 bdrm 2 bath 3 car gar. RV pkng
.34 acres fully ...


 Do you need a degree to become a Mortgage Underwriter or Loan Officer?

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How do I fire my Real Estate agent gently?
I'm in the process of buying a home, and I feel that I haven't been assisted by my agent at all. I've found a new one who is willing to help me out, but I must first fire the old one. How can I do this gently (with nice words) without sounding like an ******?

All I've got so far is "YOU'RE FIRED" and other things atuned to "You pretty much s*ck butt!".
                     
 




deadhead
I had to do the same thing.

Simply tell the agent you are not satisfied with the services provided and you have decided to use a different agent. Thank them for the work they have done and wish them luck in the future.


Alamo Real Estate Team
Don't listen to the other answers as they are all way off. If you're under contract with your current Realtor, and you're speaking to another Realtor, the new one will have their license stripped in a second. Big no-no in Real Estate. We DO NOT speak about real estate to someone under contract with another agent.

If you're already in the buying process, it sounds like your Realtor may be doing an OK job. Doesn't sound like you are though.

Sit back and look at the process. If you're only three weeks into looking and haven't found anything, you may want to be a little more patient. If you really feel that the Realtor isn't looking out for your best interests, or is just inept, tell the Realtor that you'd like to cancel the contract. You don't have to give a reason if you don't want, but it may make it a little easier.

I've yet to meet a Realtor that won't cancel a contract if asked (if you're already in a transaction, you can't really do anything, but then that agent's been doing their job anyway)

As a REALTOR, I'll walk away from anyone that doesn't want to work with me in a heartbeat. Losing one commission off of one house cost me waaayyyyy less than bad publicity from an unhappy client.

But then again, I also do my job and my clients have all been happy with me.


gsschulte
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yeah just dissolve the agreement. tell them that you are not happy with the service and you already have another agent.


larycmo
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do the donald......YOUR FIRED


♡♥club penguin♥♡
say "im srry but i am going 2 have 2 let u go."


justcuriouslikegeorge
Did you sign a contract with the agent? If not then you don't owe him or her an explanation. They should know that they are not doing enough to assist you. If you did sign a contract, go over the points with them where they failed you and say, gently, that you have decided to go with another agent.


just_the_facts_ma&#39;am
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You can ask your new agent for suggestions. I'm sure that he/she has been fired at some point or, if not, someone who works in the same agency has.

I don't know the area you're in, but if you're going to fire them, you should do it soon. In my area, at least, word like that travels fast


Just a friend.
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Be prepared for that agent to enforce the contract you signed with them. If you are in the "process" of buying a home, it may be too late and you will owe the first agent his/her commission anyway. If that is the case, you might as well stay with them as it will not be worth the hassle of trying to break a contract. Chances are you will lose in court and just be out even more money.

If you are really unhappy, take the first contract to a lawyer for an opinion.


WiserAngel
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Well it won't be easy no matter what, but I suppose you could say "I have found a real estate agent that is really in tune with my needs and feel is a better fit". It's a tricky one, but all real estate agents have been fired at one point or another.


scottFL007
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If you're under contract, it is difficult to fire them until the listing contract expires. I'm assuming you've reached that point. Now, it is up to the agent to convince YOU to rehire him. Once the contract has expired, you're not really firing him/her, you are simply deciding not to rehire them.

All you need to say is that you've decided to let someone else try to sell it for you. Thank them for their time, and wish them well. That's all there is to it. No need to get angry about it. Some people are good at this, and some people...not so much.

Best of luck to you.


livnlaughn
How about saying, "I'm sorry but I won't be needing your services any longer. My situation (you don't need to spell out what your 'situation' is for them!) has changed."
If they push you for more info, which they might, just tell them you can't talk about it. That leaves an air of mystery to the situation and saves face for the person your firing. Good luck!


&quot;Lil Twone&quot;
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sAY, LOOK I NEED TO GET SOMEONE BETTER AND FASTER!!!!!!!!


Tina T
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Try imagining what you'd like to hear if you had traded places. Most of all, be honest.


Long John Johnson
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Send your Old Agent an email or call and say "Unfortunately things are not working out. I have decided to use another agent who better fit my needs.Best of luck and much success!" Don't go into detail about why your fireing him/her.


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