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honeymoon. The listing agent said that she would get it in front of the seller before the seller left town. I immediately had visions of the listing agent meeting the bride in the vestibule of the church, getting the seller's signature on the contract before getting married. 
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18 Comments on Agent Meets Bride At Church For Signature on Contract?
I remember having to get a signature from a seller in the hospital about four hours after their baby had been born. They were about to lose their home to foreclosure and we finally had an offer to send the Short Sale Bank. There was no waiting...not even a day. They were cool with that.
Getting the job done, no matter what! My last deal I was running all over the HUGE University of Richmond tracking down my buyer for a last minute signature that had a deadline. You do what you have to do, lol! And, it probably made that bride's day even sweeter knowing it was one less thing to worry about!
Judith, well I've met my clients in a variety of places to make a deal happen but never on their wedding day. I'm sure getting her house sold is a great wedding gift.
I have done a contract on most every major holiday but I have never chased a bride down the aisle...
Judith, I've met people in rather strange places before but like others have commented, never on a wedding day. Thanks for posting.
What a great story. It shows our committment to getting things done at all costs!
Judith- Congrats on the feature. This makes a great story not only for the agent but the seller as well. Duty and dedication.
At the hair salon...the park ...but never at the church for a wedding...have sat with clients at church and then went to office and signed papers...but yes...I am happy you were working with a great agent and undertanding seller.
Judith, That's a great testament to your work ethic and customer service. Everybody wins on a deal like that.
It's amazing that we realize what our buyers want before the buyers come to the same conclusion. One of my listings just went under contract. The buyer's agent told me she knew it was the right house, and it took another week and a half for the buyer. Should have acted sooner because they ended up in a multiple offer situation and almost lost out.
Awesome sounds like fun and a beauty shop is perfect have a blessed night
Judith, what great service, this should be put out there on a wall or something of how great you are.
Judith:
I love that the bride had to sign the contract on the day she was getting married. Well at least they could have a great honeymoon without thinking about their house not selling.
I sold a short sale and had the closing at a hospital where the seller was being prepared for surgery(talk about hardship) . . duty calls . .and we go wherever it take us!
LOL! That's a great story. We had a seller almost go into labor the night before closing. We were prepared to close at the hospitcal the next day.
I have negotiated deals in every airport I have ever been in. There is no stronger form of Catnip for real estate deals than non-refundable airfare. But, getting a signature from a bride is a new twist.
In terms of a Deal Update, the Bride signed off yesterday. There are two tiny sets of initials that my client needs to sign to have the paperwork totally perfect. I am scheduled to go get those signatures this afternoon, after doing an Open House. My client manages a large local restaurant. He goes to his "office" at 7 a.m. and doesn't leave until 8 p.m. so he has hours about like a real estate agent. I will take the papers to his restaurant and we are under contract.
Have heard a story of someone needing to go to a prison to get a signature -- but going to the church sounds like a happier story.