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I discovered a situation in the last couple of weeks that is really bugging me. A local Realtor has a home listed that is surely going into foreclosure. The agent KNEW when he/she listed the home that the owners were in trouble and the "Notice of Election/Demand" was filed with the county treasurer. The house is overpriced. What is bugging me is this. Shouldn't this agent have educated the homeowner on what was about to happen and immediately pursued a short sale if that was possible? I know in this case, that was now what happened. If that agent is not educated enough to negotiate … (7 comments)
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