Whats Up With These Realtors

[2bfabian]

If I am to understand you correctly if you want your property to be priced low come see you. NO THANKS.

very interesting

 

[John R]

If I am to understand you correctly if you want your property to be priced low come see you. NO THANKS.

If I am to understand you correctly if you want your property to be priced low come see you. NO THANKS.

very interesting

quoting yourself now?

 

[InletBchDweller]

IMO, I think that if you want to sell, really really sell then you have to have one of the best prices compared to others in the area. Unfortunately what I have seen is the low prices are selling. People are calling and wanting to know the "bottom 3 houses" as far as price (or price per square foot), in the subdivision I market. I have seen them make an offer on the lowest, If the seller does not bite then they move to the next lowest. Some people only want a good deal and dont care if one is located closer to the water, pool, etc. Personally, I think the comment below was out of line. If you have property and want to sell it, right now then it needs to be priced right. The seller may think their property is worth more but right now the numbers show otherwise. **** Realtors can not birth a buyer****

If I am to understand you correctly if you want your property to be priced low come see you. NO THANKS.

 

[Busta Hustle]

SJ...and if there were realtors on both sides you would say what?
truly all i am trying to do is test the validity of comps in this market. i've liked the comments by some on the idea of rolling back prices to 2003 and then adding x% a year on houses and y% a year on land. like you say though, whatever the market will bear.

 

[2bfabian]

Perhaps they should have consulted a Realtor. :funn:

If it was an uniformed buyer, that would still be a fluke sale in my opinion, and it would carry nominal weight as compared to the majority of sales. It will certainly help comps for the appraisal.

This has got to be great advertisement for you. Just what way, we will have to wait and see.

 

[scooterbug44]

2bfabian -
Judging by the rambling nature and number of your posts you have plenty of internet access and free time - use it to do some legwork and internet research. You can access the MLS, property appraiser's website, listings etc. online. Might even be able to find a realtor you approve of.

A price is only too high if noone is willing to pay it!

Real estate was like a gold rush, so along w/ shady contractors we got shady realtors - hopefully the current market will weed those out.

 

[2bfabian]

IMO, I think that if you want to sell, really really sell then you have to have one of the best prices compared to others in the area. Unfortunately what I have seen is the low prices are selling. People are calling and wanting to know the "bottom 3 houses" as far as price (or price per square foot), in the subdivision I market. I have seen them make an offer on the lowest, If the seller does not bite then they move to the next lowest. Some people only want a good deal and dont care if one is located closer to the water, pool, etc. Personally, I think the comment below was out of line. If you have property and want to sell it, right now then it needs to be priced right. The seller may think their property is worth more but right now the numbers show otherwise. **** Realtors can not birth a buyer****

since when did the realtor become the apraiser?

 

[2bfabian]

It is my belief this type of behavior is artificially driving the prices down because the Realtor has forgotten his fiduciary responsibility to his client and in return is looking out for good old number one.

I do hope future home owners read these sites to see if the Realtor they think they want is that type of Realtor.

You are in sales so do your job and quit trying to make an easy buck for you and try in some way to look out for your client.

Any fool can give a diamond away,but a jeweler Will get what it's worth.

 

[2bfabian]

2bfabian -
Judging by the rambling nature and number of your posts you have plenty of INTERNET access and free time - use it to do some legwork and INTERNET research. You can access the MLS, property appraiser's website, listings etc. on-line. Might even be able to find a Realtor you approve of.

A price is only too high if no one is willing to pay it!

Real estate was like a gold rush, so along w/ shady contractors we got shady Realtors - hopefully the current market will weed those out.

I am quite satisfied with my present Realtor. Thank you for your condescending remarks and you have a nice day.

I hope you don't mind that I corrected your spelling mistakes.

 

[John R]

since when did the realtor become the apraiser?

I am quite satisfied with my present Realtor. Thank you for your condescending remarks and you have a nice day.

I hope you don't mind that I corrected your spelling mistakes.

It is my belief this type of behavior is artificially driving the prices down because the Realtor has forgotten his fiduciary responsibility to his client and in return is looking out for good old number one.

You are in sales so do your job and quit trying to make an easy buck for you and try in some way to look out for your client.

Any fool can give a diamond away,but a jeweler Will get what it's worth.

Making friends in here too, I see. You really should quit while you're ahead.

Any fool can list property in Red Bay, but a REALTOR? will advise him what it's really worth.