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 Does your landlord have to tell you about previous deaths in the house you rent?
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 Can you break a lease if someone breaks into your apartment?
Someone broke into my apartment and I moved. The landlord said it was okay and today a cop shows up at my house and he is suing me for 3 months rent! When he said it was fine for me to leave! What do ...


 What are some legit reasons to break a rental lease?
Is a long term unemployment a valid reason; Is a 2 month notice sufficient? Is relocation to another state valid? What are the alternatives?...


 Are there lenders who offer financing with stated income to a self employed buyer for investment property?

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Can anyone provide names of lenders who offer this type of financing? My middle score is 624, I've been self employed in the same field for the past 51/2yrs and ...


 If i rent a house privately and then need to claim housing benifit what is my position?
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 How many homes are there in the U.S.?
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 What do you think of someone buying a home and having a mortgage at a young age?
I want to know everything there is to buying and owning a home before I even consider purchasing one, but is there anything wrong with a 19-20 year old wanting to buy instead of rent? I just don'...


 I really want to buy a house?
I have no clue where to start.. my husband is in the Army and has been for 15 years, he has an identity fraud alert on his credit report, because someone stole his identity, we are moving in 2 months ...


 Is telephone service counted as being a utility?
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 Can i sell and buy with the same realtor?
we are out growing our house we would like to buy a bigger one do real estate agents work w ppl to do this? would we have to pay like a double fee or something??? you know have an agent find us a ...


 My rent is due on the first and I haven't paid it and cannot until 11/17. Yesterday I received a 3 day notice
Yesterday I received a three day notice dated 11/13 that said "Pay amount due or property will be seized". I lived in Contra Costa County, California. Do I have any options or protections?...


 Did you buy gas today?
i understand the point of this action but doesnt this mean that we would have to load up on gas on a previous day in order to not need gas on a day like today? (national dont buy gas day) im just ...


 First time landlord, what i need to know.?
I am renting my home for the first time. For those of you are property managers, can you provide me some tips or information on what i need to look for?

I know i will do background and ...


 PLEASE HELP ME! Social security?
Okay, well I get a Social Security check every month because my mom passed away... (Sort of a long story) I live with my grandparents and my aunt lives next door. Im not old enough to cash my own ...


 My tenant didn't pay rent, my case won in court, but the tenant still won't pay. What do I do next?
My former tenant owes me over $1600. We appeared before a judge and he ruled in my favor. She, not surprisingly, has not paid. What can I do now to collect the money? Is there any way other than ...


 Is it legal for a landlord to tell other tenants that your leaving???
And also do you HAVE TO leave a forwarding address?
What's the best way to make sure you get your whole security deposit back?
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 Is it worth buying a house specifically to rent/?
does anyone have any experience of this? and if so, is it still financially viable or are too many people doing it? i see a lot of houses for rent but know a lot of young people who have no choice ...


 A realtor (not our realtor) showed our house last night. Can we contact them or should our realtor??
Another realtor from a different agency showed our house last night. It was the second showing for some interested buyers. Our realtor can be somewhat lazy in contacting or calling us back. Would ...


 I have no refrence for an apartment what do i do?
I'm 18 and this will be my first time getting an apartment, I have a job that makes about 1200 a month but most apartments says ref's required, Is there anyway around this? Oh and i'm ...


 Why have the prices of houses gone up so high, but our salaries have stayed the same?
Do they think we have money coming out of our butts?...



Patricia J
How do I know my agent made my offer on a house I bid on?
I put in an offer on a home a few weeks ago that was $75,000 less than listing price. My agent looked less than enthused to be wasting his time drawing up the papers. We did anyhow, and he called me an hour later to let me know my offer was flat out rejected with no counter offer. How do I know he actually put my offer in (I am aware it is against the law if he didn't) Do all buyer's agents get a rejection letter from the seller's agent? I would like proof that it was rejected (since I don't trust him) Was wondering how I find out it was truly rejected. This is in Mass. Thanks
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I could care less about the house I offered on, I am trying to find a legal easy way out of my exclusive buyer's agent contract without going to court. I have a huge hunch he didn't submit the offer (even though I knew it wouldn't be accepted. I am stuck with this guy and just looking for a way out.
                     
 




TheMom
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Yes, rejections are formal and in writing. You can ask for a copy, he can not legally refuse you, as he was representing you. The document is actually yours, not his.

And, just a note, fishing for a give away is not that unusual. He likely does it himself all the time. Many sellers are desperate and willing to sell for a low price instead of not sellling at all. Don't feel badly about the offer and don't let any agent try to make you feel that way.


c_schreel
contact the real estate agent for the seller and find out on your own if your offer was put on the table.


AJ
It is very possible that the seller's agent just made a phone call and said the offer was rejected.

If you really want to find out if your offer was really made and rejected, contact the seller's agent directly.

Just have to wonder why you would sign an exclusive arraignment with a broker that you have trust issues?

Yeah, the agent was probably pretty pissed off at you, for making a frivilous offer that obviously was gonna get rejected. It cost him time, time that could have been spent more productively finding you a home within your means.


AB
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Ask for the returned paperwork. I assure you he submitted the offer. These agents work on commission. Even if it was $75k less than the LP, it sounds like he/she would have gotten a big chunk of change. If you do not trust your agent, you need to get out of the contract. This can be done mutually if the agent agrees so.


teran_realtor
The Realtor representing you does have to present the offer. It goes to the Realtor representing the seller. The Realtor representing the seller must present the offer to the seller unless the seller has given him instructions to not present ridiculous offers. If that's the case, the offer was not presented to the seller at all.

If it was presented to the seller, the seller is under no obligation at all to respond. Ignoring a ridiculous offer happens all the time. If that's the case, then your Realtor never got a response at all.

Even if the seller did decide to respond, unless there's a special law in Massachusetts, there is no requirement that it be in writing. The listing agent may have simply called your agent and said that it was rejected.

Your Realtor does have a fiduciary duty to you. This includes telling you that if you're interested in a house, you'd best put in a realistic offer or the seller may not be willing to work with you even if you come back at full price later. The listing agent has a fiduciary duty to the seller, which includes advising the seller not to waste time with ridiculous buyers.


missyhardt
I'm sure if you offered that much less than the listing price, it was probably rejected. However, if you don't like your agent, why don't you find a new one.


ogrendle
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He should have given you the contract back with "rejected" or something similar on it. At $75,000 under list price whaat did you expect?
Sometimes the sellers are so insulted they won't even look at the offer.


boston857
You can ask confirmation in writing from him...most likely that it was rejected...


NONAME
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If you don't like your agent anymore, just tell him. Most likely, he'll let you out of your contract instead of wasting more time with frivolous offers.

Typically, he would be owed money if you purchased any home he has shown you during your time under contract, but only if he provides you with a list of said properties within 3 days of cancelling your contract.

If that doesn't work, talk to his broker. Perhaps he can reassign you to someone in the same office that you might like better.

I don't think there's any real "rejection" form that would have to have been created, he probably just got a call from the other broker laughing at him.

He might still have a fax confirmation in his file that could be provided to you. It's unlikely he drove the offer over to the other broker.

He may have even just called the other guy, told him he had an offer for X amount ready to send over, and asked him to call the sellers.


getyoumovedrealty
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You said it ! He was wasting time yours and his ! People regardless of profession deserve respect . Some of my sellers have requested that I not only do not counter but flat out refuse to entertain any further offers from said buyer . Realtors will go through great lengths to determine the starting point of a property through a C.M.A. which compares recent sales in the neighborhood to catch the highest price for a Home seller. You need to build trust with your Realtor and tell him you would like to start shopping for bargains and maybe bank owned homes which come with plenty of baggage. You picked an agent and now you want out ,And with no real reason accept for: He wrote an offer you knew would not be accepted , Thats horrible and you have shown us that. Call the broker I'm sure they'll both be glad to get rid of you. I'm aware of the laws and i'm sure he presented the offer you knew would not get accepted. you should be ashamed of yourself.
P.S. My fiduciary duties are to the seller, .N.A.R. states {even in Mass. } article 3 applies
P.S.S. Article 3 REALTORS shall cooperate with other brokers EXCEPT when cooperation is not in the clients best interest.
P.S.S.S. you do not even know if he has submitted the offer you knew would not get accepted HMMMMMM ! genuis
P.S.S.S.S REALTORS adhere to a strict code of ethics


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