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8 Comments on A Tough Real-Estate Question to Answer!
Jon,
This makes me nuts, I just saw a listing where the owner's last name and the listing agent's last name were the same very unusual name. I can't believe he didn't just disclose, we've even added a box to our MLS listing so you can just check it off. I think the hiding of the relationship is actually worse than the relationship, it makes me wonder if they hid something so simple what else is there.
Tamara
Jon: "Immediate family" probably doesn't extend to "cousin's brother-in-law". Still, I would have clued in the seller for sure.
I don't believe it is a violation...but have chosen to err on the side of caution in these situations...or on the side of disclosure.
A grey area as far as falmily relationship.
That being said...You are right that every state is different but full disclosure should be made if there is even the slightest chance of a conflict.
Tamara~ Hiding information is wrong, although in this case everything was disclosed, the Sellers just did not paying attention..Thanks for your awesome comment!
Hella~ Without question the the agent needs to be more up-front, there's no reason for the Seller to find out after the fact!
Ken~ I think your correct, based on the information I received there was not a violation! Thanks!
William~ Thanks for the vote of confidence, you're right, great agents never have any conflicts!
When in doubt DISCLOSE. Especially in a dual agency situation. You don't want any room for bad feelings after that can fog a client's memory of what actually happened.
Good article. Informative !
Bob Usey Properties
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Web Site: BOBUSEY.COM
Chris Ann~ I agree with you 100%, thanks for checking in!
Bob~ I glad you liked it, thanks for letting me know!
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