I do not understand the point of taking listings without servicing them. I have two clients interested in a REO listing. the listing agent put about 5 attachments on it of which one is you must get pre-qualified with their lender prior to submitting offers. One of my clients called the guy just to appease the agent. The mortgage guy acts like he is the busiest person in the world and could care less about doing this in a timely manner. The icing on the cake is that you call centralized showing for instructions which is fine but you want to make sure this is available. The only number listed is the office number which has a voice mail that says we are closed Saturday and Sunday. I am amazed at how often this is happening. Broker gets in with a bank or asset manager and opens a firm up to just list these properties and has no intention or does not know how to service them. I am tired of reading do not call, if it is active in MLS then it is available we take pride in our accuracy. Funny thing is it is usually a multiple offer situation or pending and you don't change it. We do not like to waste our time showing just like you apparently don't want to waste your time talking to agents. Last time I checked it is your job to service the listing for the seller. Do your job and stop giving us a bad name..
Chuck Bonfiglio Jr., e-PRO
AAA Realty Group Inc.
Broker/Owner
2010 Florida Realtors Director
2010 RAGFL Board Of Directors
954-445-9818
chuckbonfiglio@aol.com
www.aaarealtyfl.com
Alpharetta, GA
Home Design and Real Estate
Hey Chuck, and I thought Atlanta was bad. Some REO agents amaze me to no end. Many times I have went to show an REO listing and there was no key or lockbox to be found.
Mar 02, 2010 11:55 AM
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