Have not heard of this before, but it's a great experience for you to present and remain focused throughout. And it got done. Congrats.

cheers 

I had a Realtor stop by my new clients home yesterday and tell them that the day after they moved in (we will record tomorrow) he had talked to a couple that wanted to place a full price offer on the home.

I feel this was a tad BIT inappropriate, and my clients felt EXTREMELY uncomfortable with the situation and the fact that he felt the need to tell them this.

What other Realtors do sometimes baffles me, and what gets me even more is that some of these folks are at the top of their companies.

HOW on earth do people conduct business in such a manner???

Hi Antionette

I can only think of one Realtor in your area that would pull a trick like that, the main thing is that you got the job done.

Nothing surprises me anymore!

I'm glad it worked out.

That's weird...no that's bizarre.  That agent is really out there.  Glad it did work out...but take note on future lists from that realtor.

Antoinette,

    Most of the time I get a contract faxed to me from a buyer agent. Presenting in person is old school. I like that style, it's like doing assisted showings. No one does that much anymore either. I actually have had seller agents say no to such appointments. They don't want you talking directly to their client.

Gary, thanks for stopping by.  It was an odd haul but worked out!  Thanks for your positive words and support!

Sara Lee, all the way from Alaska, it's a pleasure to see your name here!  Wow!  Yes, the situation you sited is strange as well.  WTH is going through these agents' minds"?

Mr. Gary Rocks!  I'm honored to have you stop by and am hoping for the opportunity to work together directly one day. Maybe then I can clarify your suspicions!  Hope your T-day was awesome!

Mott, thanks.  Getting past the "insult" was the key and just being objective.  I'm glad it worked too!

Larry, note taken.  I don't take this "stuff" lightly.  Thanks for commenting!

Ray, I ask for the appointment to present the contract because it's harder than faxing.  But it's better than faxing.  You get to meet the client and listing agent and be charming.  You have the opportunity to make your clients more than the paper contract....real people.  You have the chance to "work it" for all it's worth and that's what I feel my clients pay me to do.  And it sharpens me, which I really love.  It's harder but worth the game in the end.