Peppertree closed

Nick, Congratulations on closing your deal.  It sounds like all parties are happy and satisfied with your service as a realtor.

Congratulations Nick. 

Indeed it is a great one. I just completed one which took about one week from start to close. Gotta love it, but I am working with an investor. I agree that one does not need to even represent both. Sometimes I have had folks come with the offer and just want me to write it. I serve solely as the sellers agent. This is often true of Amish persons. It has worked well. Have a great day, since you are probably out spending that commission check which you do not deserve. :)

Congratulations Nick! It must feel great to know you did a fine job! Woohoo, celebrate!

Hey Nick ~ If it's not dual agency, how does your state view it?  Interesting!

Hi Nick, Congratulations on getting it closed and having happy sellers and buyers! It's a good day.

Nick...Congratulations!  I was a real estate broker in Colorado for many years and found it very challenging to function as a transaction broker.  I guess I like representing either the buyer of the seller - fits my business style better.

Nick-Georgia also allows transation brokerage (but of course if we have a listing we represent the seller as per our listing agreement states), but I also do dual and designated agency and feel I can fairly represent both buyer and seller in a single transaction.  It's easier when they are savy repeat buyers, sort of hard to do with a first time buyer, but that's why we have "designated" agency where two different agents under the same broker can represent the two different parties in a transaction.  And lastly, congratulations on the closings.  They are always good.

Hey Nick ~ Sorry I missed your call as I have been out of town :)  Sounds like your state allows you to "process the paperwork" for both sides w/o dual agency.  Oregon is a dual-agency state, but I can count on two hands the number of times I have represented both sides in my tenure.  Thanks for the call.