[LeaSD]

I agree with sdrealtor – bird in the hand with the current buyer, I would work with them on extending the escrow front BUT politely explain that you cannot enter into a short term rental that it is too fraught with potential conflict/issues.

Do you have the right to any involvement, verification from their lender/broker? I would extend escrow but with some “check points” to make sure things keep moving along.

ALSO – what is your living situation? If you have not moved out of the house and are going to have double rent anyhow – I would consider staying and/or leaving sufficient furnishings in case you DO need to go back on the market. Furnished homes show so much better.

[LeaSD]

I agree with sdrealtor – bird in the hand with the current buyer, I would work with them on extending the escrow front BUT politely explain that you cannot enter into a short term rental that it is too fraught with potential conflict/issues.

Do you have the right to any involvement, verification from their lender/broker? I would extend escrow but with some “check points” to make sure things keep moving along.

ALSO – what is your living situation? If you have not moved out of the house and are going to have double rent anyhow – I would consider staying and/or leaving sufficient furnishings in case you DO need to go back on the market. Furnished homes show so much better.

[LeaSD]

I agree with sdrealtor – bird in the hand with the current buyer, I would work with them on extending the escrow front BUT politely explain that you cannot enter into a short term rental that it is too fraught with potential conflict/issues.

Do you have the right to any involvement, verification from their lender/broker? I would extend escrow but with some “check points” to make sure things keep moving along.

ALSO – what is your living situation? If you have not moved out of the house and are going to have double rent anyhow – I would consider staying and/or leaving sufficient furnishings in case you DO need to go back on the market. Furnished homes show so much better.

[LeaSD]

I agree with sdrealtor – bird in the hand with the current buyer, I would work with them on extending the escrow front BUT politely explain that you cannot enter into a short term rental that it is too fraught with potential conflict/issues.

Do you have the right to any involvement, verification from their lender/broker? I would extend escrow but with some “check points” to make sure things keep moving along.

ALSO – what is your living situation? If you have not moved out of the house and are going to have double rent anyhow – I would consider staying and/or leaving sufficient furnishings in case you DO need to go back on the market. Furnished homes show so much better.

[LeaSD]

I agree with sdrealtor – bird in the hand with the current buyer, I would work with them on extending the escrow front BUT politely explain that you cannot enter into a short term rental that it is too fraught with potential conflict/issues.

Do you have the right to any involvement, verification from their lender/broker? I would extend escrow but with some “check points” to make sure things keep moving along.

ALSO – what is your living situation? If you have not moved out of the house and are going to have double rent anyhow – I would consider staying and/or leaving sufficient furnishings in case you DO need to go back on the market. Furnished homes show so much better.

[LeaSD]

I am surprised at the apathy regarding this. This is unethical that the agent representing YOU (and your firm) not only knew the buyer but was married to the buyer – I see this as the same as if he were buying the property himself. I would notify your company and more importantly notify the proper agency (CA Association of Realtors? Who is in charge of licensing realtors?)

[LeaSD]

I am surprised at the apathy regarding this. This is unethical that the agent representing YOU (and your firm) not only knew the buyer but was married to the buyer – I see this as the same as if he were buying the property himself. I would notify your company and more importantly notify the proper agency (CA Association of Realtors? Who is in charge of licensing realtors?)

[LeaSD]

I am surprised at the apathy regarding this. This is unethical that the agent representing YOU (and your firm) not only knew the buyer but was married to the buyer – I see this as the same as if he were buying the property himself. I would notify your company and more importantly notify the proper agency (CA Association of Realtors? Who is in charge of licensing realtors?)

[LeaSD]

I am surprised at the apathy regarding this. This is unethical that the agent representing YOU (and your firm) not only knew the buyer but was married to the buyer – I see this as the same as if he were buying the property himself. I would notify your company and more importantly notify the proper agency (CA Association of Realtors? Who is in charge of licensing realtors?)

[LeaSD]

I am surprised at the apathy regarding this. This is unethical that the agent representing YOU (and your firm) not only knew the buyer but was married to the buyer – I see this as the same as if he were buying the property himself. I would notify your company and more importantly notify the proper agency (CA Association of Realtors? Who is in charge of licensing realtors?)

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

[LeaSD]

Lexus IS 350

I have a Lexus IS 300 (is a 2003 model – before they started making the IS 250/350). Great car – love it – love the Lexus dealer – sporty but also practical – back seat is comfortable enough for passengers (I don’t have people there very often or for very long) – one caveat – trunk is small. But mechanically – no problems – I look longingly at getter a newer model but I just can’t justify as mine is still so perfect and I am still happy driving it after 4 years (I bought used).

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