Pending issues

[sdrealtor]

Laws out of CA might be different but that wouldnt be wrong or unusual here. Once your house is in escrow most people dont want to be bothered with showings if they think they have a good solid buyer.

[Jazzman]

Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?

[Jazzman]

Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?

[Jazzman]

Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?

[Jazzman]

Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?

[Jazzman]

Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Jazzman]Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?[/quote]
Couple of things:
-Most pendings (at least in CA) do not include instructions to keep showing.
-Broker sites with MLS feeds ARE free sites (Redfin is a broker site with a feed…as is SDLookup) and do not get full MLS data (regardless of what those brokers tell you)
-Some agents disable public site access when they want calls and door knocks to stop.
-If the listing came back as a “please show” prior to close, that suggests to me that the escrow is shaky (though the agent will probably deny that).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Jazzman]Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?[/quote]
Couple of things:
-Most pendings (at least in CA) do not include instructions to keep showing.
-Broker sites with MLS feeds ARE free sites (Redfin is a broker site with a feed…as is SDLookup) and do not get full MLS data (regardless of what those brokers tell you)
-Some agents disable public site access when they want calls and door knocks to stop.
-If the listing came back as a “please show” prior to close, that suggests to me that the escrow is shaky (though the agent will probably deny that).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Jazzman]Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?[/quote]
Couple of things:
-Most pendings (at least in CA) do not include instructions to keep showing.
-Broker sites with MLS feeds ARE free sites (Redfin is a broker site with a feed…as is SDLookup) and do not get full MLS data (regardless of what those brokers tell you)
-Some agents disable public site access when they want calls and door knocks to stop.
-If the listing came back as a “please show” prior to close, that suggests to me that the escrow is shaky (though the agent will probably deny that).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Jazzman]Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?[/quote]
Couple of things:
-Most pendings (at least in CA) do not include instructions to keep showing.
-Broker sites with MLS feeds ARE free sites (Redfin is a broker site with a feed…as is SDLookup) and do not get full MLS data (regardless of what those brokers tell you)
-Some agents disable public site access when they want calls and door knocks to stop.
-If the listing came back as a “please show” prior to close, that suggests to me that the escrow is shaky (though the agent will probably deny that).

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=Jazzman]Sure, but if the listing says ‘pending continue to show’, then disappears, then comes back ‘pending continue to show’ just when the home is about to close …that’s normal?[/quote]
Couple of things:
-Most pendings (at least in CA) do not include instructions to keep showing.
-Broker sites with MLS feeds ARE free sites (Redfin is a broker site with a feed…as is SDLookup) and do not get full MLS data (regardless of what those brokers tell you)
-Some agents disable public site access when they want calls and door knocks to stop.
-If the listing came back as a “please show” prior to close, that suggests to me that the escrow is shaky (though the agent will probably deny that).

[Jazzman]

I use my broker’s own site since Redfin is not available, and Trulia is a little shaky. We put in a formal back up offer, which was apparently ‘verbally’ presented to the owner, and immediately rejected out of hand. Both the other buyer’s broker and listing agent work out of the same office, and strangely after all the fuss I made, the property still remains pending continue to show. I suppose I could insist that the written offer is presented to the owner and ask for written acknowledgement?

My broker has checked the listing history and can’t find any evidence that it was removed. We’ve contacted the local A of R to see it there are glitches or loopholes in the system. Everyone wants me to think I’m senile, but it is such a tiny area of some 20-30 properties, I pretty much know everyone my heart.

[Jazzman]

I use my broker’s own site since Redfin is not available, and Trulia is a little shaky. We put in a formal back up offer, which was apparently ‘verbally’ presented to the owner, and immediately rejected out of hand. Both the other buyer’s broker and listing agent work out of the same office, and strangely after all the fuss I made, the property still remains pending continue to show. I suppose I could insist that the written offer is presented to the owner and ask for written acknowledgement?

My broker has checked the listing history and can’t find any evidence that it was removed. We’ve contacted the local A of R to see it there are glitches or loopholes in the system. Everyone wants me to think I’m senile, but it is such a tiny area of some 20-30 properties, I pretty much know everyone my heart.

[Jazzman]

I use my broker’s own site since Redfin is not available, and Trulia is a little shaky. We put in a formal back up offer, which was apparently ‘verbally’ presented to the owner, and immediately rejected out of hand. Both the other buyer’s broker and listing agent work out of the same office, and strangely after all the fuss I made, the property still remains pending continue to show. I suppose I could insist that the written offer is presented to the owner and ask for written acknowledgement?

My broker has checked the listing history and can’t find any evidence that it was removed. We’ve contacted the local A of R to see it there are glitches or loopholes in the system. Everyone wants me to think I’m senile, but it is such a tiny area of some 20-30 properties, I pretty much know everyone my heart.

[Jazzman]

I use my broker’s own site since Redfin is not available, and Trulia is a little shaky. We put in a formal back up offer, which was apparently ‘verbally’ presented to the owner, and immediately rejected out of hand. Both the other buyer’s broker and listing agent work out of the same office, and strangely after all the fuss I made, the property still remains pending continue to show. I suppose I could insist that the written offer is presented to the owner and ask for written acknowledgement?

My broker has checked the listing history and can’t find any evidence that it was removed. We’ve contacted the local A of R to see it there are glitches or loopholes in the system. Everyone wants me to think I’m senile, but it is such a tiny area of some 20-30 properties, I pretty much know everyone my heart.

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