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My Agent Says...I Should Write In EVERYTHING...

We were at an open house yesterday...first time the home was open....it had been cleaned, painted, staged...new roof...basement reinforced....windows washed...cookies and candy at the reception table...all dressed up and ready to go..... pig

Enter Ms Prospective Buyer with Boy Friend in tow...in every room...after taking the sales sheet that detailed inclusions and exclusions...."Can I write in the__________window treatments (not blinds...staging materials), antique tables and lamps...Closing cost credit....how about a rent to own....Then I will know if I like it. My agent said I should write in everything...and by the way...would the seller pay points ?"

No one minds a few "beyond the inclusions" inclusions....and then there are the people who go whole hog...Putting yourself Ms Buyer in the Sellers' Position....wouldn't you want to sell to someone who added some of the inclusions and asked about others ? A few manners go a long way to making a happy....and closed transaction.

Posted by Sally & David Hanson WI Realtors Res.\Comm\Short Sale\CDPE\ABR\e-Pro on 11/09/2009 07:03 AM

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Inclusions in the Home Buying Channel

inclusions in home buying, too many inclusions

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10 Comments on My Agent Says...I Should Write In EVERYTHING...

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Thanks for sharing. Have a great day and a most successful week.

manners...I think sometimes people think because it is a buyers market they do not count any more!

LOL we all see these. The agent should have been there so you could explain this to him or her as well.

Not to mention she was asking for agency level advice and for you to share confidential information about your seller's position and what their bottom line was - all without benefit of her agent being there. We still have a long way to go to educate consumers about who is representing them.

Love the "whole hog". I have seen folks squabble or get insulted over a window curtain more that $5000 difference in the price and I am sure you have as well. So where was "their agent"? What information was Miss Buyer giving away to whoever she spoke with? Oh My!

Here is the BIGGEST part of all of this....HER agent took a Year to sell HER house..

Gotta love the lazy agent who sends their know it all client out on a shopping trip! It is funny what becomes important to people in a deal.

We could cry procuring cause....but don't want to...If you are going to let "buyers loose" at least call to register them.....but that's another blog...

I agree with all the comments above me too...we all see this,but it doesn't make it any easier to bear!

It's a cute house at a great price Kristin...just bring us a buyer and we will toast success and forget the nonsense...Deal ?

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