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March 16, 2010 at 2:42 PM #527520March 16, 2010 at 4:32 PM #526606
jpinpb
ParticipantHow about this: 4460 Arch
Called the realtor. Said it was sold before it was listed. Buyer and seller made arrangements, but he listed it afterwards. Not sure all the details. Looks like a short sale, so maybe they’re required to list. Don’t know. Seems a little fishy to me, but what do I know. I have no doubt there are deals going on behind the scenes.March 16, 2010 at 4:32 PM #526739ParticipantHow about this: 4460 Arch
Called the realtor. Said it was sold before it was listed. Buyer and seller made arrangements, but he listed it afterwards. Not sure all the details. Looks like a short sale, so maybe they’re required to list. Don’t know. Seems a little fishy to me, but what do I know. I have no doubt there are deals going on behind the scenes.March 16, 2010 at 4:32 PM #527187ParticipantHow about this: 4460 Arch
Called the realtor. Said it was sold before it was listed. Buyer and seller made arrangements, but he listed it afterwards. Not sure all the details. Looks like a short sale, so maybe they’re required to list. Don’t know. Seems a little fishy to me, but what do I know. I have no doubt there are deals going on behind the scenes.March 16, 2010 at 4:32 PM #527283ParticipantHow about this: 4460 Arch
Called the realtor. Said it was sold before it was listed. Buyer and seller made arrangements, but he listed it afterwards. Not sure all the details. Looks like a short sale, so maybe they’re required to list. Don’t know. Seems a little fishy to me, but what do I know. I have no doubt there are deals going on behind the scenes.March 16, 2010 at 4:32 PM #527540ParticipantHow about this: 4460 Arch
Called the realtor. Said it was sold before it was listed. Buyer and seller made arrangements, but he listed it afterwards. Not sure all the details. Looks like a short sale, so maybe they’re required to list. Don’t know. Seems a little fishy to me, but what do I know. I have no doubt there are deals going on behind the scenes.March 17, 2010 at 12:06 AM #526701CA renter
Participant[quote=DataAgent]”Why would a seller agree to this?”
Maybe the seller is only paying the listing agent an extremely small commission (something like 2%) to sell the place.[/quote]
We sold a house with a broker who listed it on the MLS for $300-$500 (list-only, no other services, forgot the exact price but it was in that range). Sold in an hour.
IMHO, the MLS is the #1 reason to list with a realtor. If I found out that the listing agent kept my house off the MLS, sparks would fly.
March 17, 2010 at 12:06 AM #526833Participant[quote=DataAgent]”Why would a seller agree to this?”
Maybe the seller is only paying the listing agent an extremely small commission (something like 2%) to sell the place.[/quote]
We sold a house with a broker who listed it on the MLS for $300-$500 (list-only, no other services, forgot the exact price but it was in that range). Sold in an hour.
IMHO, the MLS is the #1 reason to list with a realtor. If I found out that the listing agent kept my house off the MLS, sparks would fly.
March 17, 2010 at 12:06 AM #527282Participant[quote=DataAgent]”Why would a seller agree to this?”
Maybe the seller is only paying the listing agent an extremely small commission (something like 2%) to sell the place.[/quote]
We sold a house with a broker who listed it on the MLS for $300-$500 (list-only, no other services, forgot the exact price but it was in that range). Sold in an hour.
IMHO, the MLS is the #1 reason to list with a realtor. If I found out that the listing agent kept my house off the MLS, sparks would fly.
March 17, 2010 at 12:06 AM #527378Participant[quote=DataAgent]”Why would a seller agree to this?”
Maybe the seller is only paying the listing agent an extremely small commission (something like 2%) to sell the place.[/quote]
We sold a house with a broker who listed it on the MLS for $300-$500 (list-only, no other services, forgot the exact price but it was in that range). Sold in an hour.
IMHO, the MLS is the #1 reason to list with a realtor. If I found out that the listing agent kept my house off the MLS, sparks would fly.
March 17, 2010 at 12:06 AM #527636Participant[quote=DataAgent]”Why would a seller agree to this?”
Maybe the seller is only paying the listing agent an extremely small commission (something like 2%) to sell the place.[/quote]
We sold a house with a broker who listed it on the MLS for $300-$500 (list-only, no other services, forgot the exact price but it was in that range). Sold in an hour.
IMHO, the MLS is the #1 reason to list with a realtor. If I found out that the listing agent kept my house off the MLS, sparks would fly.
March 17, 2010 at 7:11 PM #526981kcal09
ParticipantI think this property is very well priced for this neighborhood and should sell quickly. La Jolla Alta is a popular area with lower priced homes and you still get the benefits of LJ.
March 17, 2010 at 7:11 PM #527114ParticipantI think this property is very well priced for this neighborhood and should sell quickly. La Jolla Alta is a popular area with lower priced homes and you still get the benefits of LJ.
March 17, 2010 at 7:11 PM #527562ParticipantI think this property is very well priced for this neighborhood and should sell quickly. La Jolla Alta is a popular area with lower priced homes and you still get the benefits of LJ.
March 17, 2010 at 7:11 PM #527659ParticipantI think this property is very well priced for this neighborhood and should sell quickly. La Jolla Alta is a popular area with lower priced homes and you still get the benefits of LJ.
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