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 I rent and the garage broke. Who pays? The landlord or me the tenant?
I have been renting this house for 2+ years. After coming home from a long day at work, I pushed the button on the garage opener and it seemed to be having problems, I push the button again, the ...


 Is it illegal to put satellite dish in low income apartment ?
cause our manager is saying you should not put satellite dish in the apartment.
but were not putting is on the roof we are putting in the backyard
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but it's ...


 When purchasing a home who normally pays for the home appraisal? the buyer or the seller?
my fiance and i r trying to buy his late grandmothers home and have run into a bit of a dilemma. "The Aunts" had a comparitive market analysis done, but our bank wants a copy of an ...


 Can the landlord turn off the heat in your apartment?
It is summer but it has been low 50's at night were I live and has gotten very cold. She shut off the heat for the summer, is that legal to do?
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I have no contract....


 I just bought a house and they did not take their stuff yet.?
I just bought a house and they did not take their stuff out yet. How long should I give them to get it out. Is the stuff in the house legally mine? Thanks in advance....


 Landlord walks in without you knowing. what to do?
i came out of my bedroom and found him in the middle of the living room. are thy allowed to do that or can i shoot him as an intruder?...


 Who wins with all of the foreclosures and delinquencies?
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 Explain second mortgage?
Some people get a second mortgage on their house. HOw can they if the house aint paid for?...


 Where in the US is land the least expensive?
looking for a website or facts that would tell. acerage residential land, not commerical....


 I want to sell my condo but I hear that there is a penalty for selling less than 2 years after purchase?
Can anyone give me details, or where I would go to look up the correct answer?...


 My friend was telling me about this real estate thing she was doing, basically she is saving people houses?
she basically find houses that people are losing i think she said she finds them in the newspaper and she finds real esate investors and she checks loans amount and how much she owes on the house and ...


 If I buy a home and 5 years later, the neighbor has an atty. write a letter to inform me to remove.........?
my side porch because it is on her property, what are my rights? I guess that the porch was built 30 years ago and somewhat on her property. Than I buy it. What are the laws in Pennsylvania? Is ...


 Is buying a home with a high interest rate a bad thing?
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 Is there anyway i can get a council house?
Hi,

im 31, am british and have been paying tax all my life. I have no savings and have around £300 disposable income every month. It will take me about 10 years to save a deposit and even ...


 My landlord said i have to get my deposit from my old landlord..?
i rently moved out of an apartment, its been more then 30 day , i finelly got a letter from the landlord saying they dont have are deposit that we have to find the old landlord, the old landlord we ...


 At What Age Did You First Get Your Own Place?
How did it feel? I've yet to experience that yet, but I cannot wait until I do....


 What is the diffrence between a 'Flat' and an 'Appartment'?
I've always wondered, not sure if its the same thing just diffrent names or what really.....

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 I have a very bad credit and need to buy a house?
My father is paying for this home, He is the only one in the mortgage.....Can he add me to This Contract and then in a few months after paying on time every month, just remove his name from the ...


 Advice for person moving out?
i am 23 years old with a son who is 5 and i regretfully say this but i live with my annoying nagging mother who i have always lived with. i also go to college full time. i have never moved out and ...


 My parents want to sign over their home to my brother and I. What do we need to do and will there be problems
Parents are both 65, the home is paid for, they will continue to pay the property taxes and insurance. They want to do this in case they are put in a nursing home....



IAN P
I have a buyer for my house who has viewed through agent 1 but wants to buy through agent 2 is this legal?
                     
 




wendy a
If they don't have a buyer representation agreement with agent one. It's truly reprehensible though. If doctor one does a surgery would they pay doctor two? Has agent two offered some sort of cut in the commision rate, is agent two representing you? I would truly questions any business dealings with someone so ready to rip off someone else. Agent one is the agent that should get the money in this situation, unless agent two was already represnting the buyer and agent was only showing the house for agent two, or agent one is representing buyer.


Marky
If you are on a multi-agent setup, then it is fine as the agents know the risk. If you are contractually obliged to only one agent, then you will be in breach if they don;t get theri commission.


radio80flyer
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The buyer should go through agent 1 because agent 1 did the work. However, they probably didn't sign a contract as the seller does. Hence, it would be legal but not ethical.


chip2001
(I presume you're in the UK like me)
Hi, I work in an estate agency, and while I don't think there's any law against it, there is an agreed etiquette - that is, that the agent who introduced the buyer gets the commission.
However, you should check the agency agreement that you signed. Look carefully for a clause about paying commission to the agent who introduces your eventual buyer.
You can go ahead if you like, but if the other agent finds out who the buyer is, you'll get hassle.


acermill
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It's legal, but it could create a mess, especially if there is a substantial amount of commission involved. Agent 1 has 'procuring cause' for finding the buyer, and is entitled to a commission for doing so. Agent 2 will also want to be paid, and there's bound to be a dispute over how the monies are spent. Depending on your contract, if you have one, you could get drawn into the middle of it.

However, the buyer is entitled to do as he wishes. The buyer and agents involved should be made aware of the potential pitfalls and reach some sort of agreement ahead of time.


Nick P
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It'probably against the agreement you signed with the first agent and both could go for the fee and you don't want to pay twice.

Let both agents know the situation, tell them you will pay only one fee and let them agree between them who gets what. Also make sure they put it in writing so there can be no argument.

I'm interested as to why your buyer wants to use agent 2 - are they friends, will he get some form of kick-back if the purchase goes through? I may be overly suspicious but it's worth consideration.


Veston Pants
As far as I know he is not obliged to go with anyone unless he has undertaken some private arrangement with the agents. Either way it will not affect you or the sale of your house to him if that's what you are worried about.

xxR


holly
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Read the fine print and go from there.


Dr. Deth
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they can hire whoever they want as their buyer's agent, but I assume you signed a contract with one specific agent to list your property, so that's who you would have to use on their end - if agent 1 is your listng agent - that's who you have to use, but buyer can get anyone as their buyer's agent or just use a lawyer


Christabel
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Pretty sure it's not. He's probably trying to get away with paying a lower buyers fee by going to the other agent. I think your agents might battle it out to be honest in the courts. Sounds like trouble to me and he may end up paying the costs as he's caused the problem in the first place.

If he's trying to shaft the system he's not the kind of buyer I'd want. It kind of makes you think of what he'll be like while you're in the process of signing contracts. I'd avoid him if I were you.


john & chris b
Each state has guidlines for what is called "procuring cause".
The agent that actually writes the contract, is usually paid. If the buyer is under contract with an agent in a "buyers Broker" agreement, then it is really the buyers' problem, and not the seller. Most buyers broker agreements have a clause, that compensates them if the buyer buys through another agent.
If no contract with the agent, usually no compensation for agent #!. Lets also not forget, the buyer may not feel comfortable with agent #1, and have choosen another agent
based upon trust, knowledge of the market, or good chemistry between them. It may not seem fair, but when dealing with what is most Americans' biggest single purchase, the buyer needs to really feel comfortable with their
agent. Consider this, agent #1 may not have been responsive to their request to view the property again...this
"procurring cause" is a debate that has been going on all over Americas Real Estate communities...Hopefully, you will just get a contract that will make you happy...consult your attorney, or local Real Estate Board of Realtors for direction on what is typical in your area, and if you have any liability
Happy selling!


Marysue
Go talk to your managing broker about how procuring cause of sale applies here.


tom4bucs
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don;t they usually sign an agreement with an agent to represent them - to show the houses

so if they did - agent 1 is on the hook

and may be able to get a suit if they go through # 2

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agent #1 listed our house - could not sell in 90 days as per contract - they send a 3nd agent from the realty to get us to sign -who could have been on America's top model

but we elected top go with agent #2 - who was spouse
of a friend - who I did not know sold real estate

she had our house under contract in a week - closed in 30 days
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gotta read the fine print


taxed till i die,
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As long as you get paid,Who cares.?


anonymous
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yeah...make sure you have your own agent as well...she will watch out for you...or get a real estate attorney...thee buyer..he/she wants to give agent #2 the profits...at least in the US its legal....i'll bet anything agent #2 is in some was related to him and will get part of the profits...lucky your selling your house though...mines been on the market for months..


emmah2o
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