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ParticipantWell Bear at least you are trying to go the route so you get the credit chief…
By the way. Sandicor is implementing a new “safe mls” technology upgrade. In order to logon to the MLS now participants will need to enroll to get a small device that will give them a password. Basically it is an RSA implementation. Obviously this has been done to force much more enrollment for Sandicor.
SD Realtor
ParticipantWell Bear at least you are trying to go the route so you get the credit chief…
By the way. Sandicor is implementing a new “safe mls” technology upgrade. In order to logon to the MLS now participants will need to enroll to get a small device that will give them a password. Basically it is an RSA implementation. Obviously this has been done to force much more enrollment for Sandicor.
SD Realtor
ParticipantWell Bear at least you are trying to go the route so you get the credit chief…
By the way. Sandicor is implementing a new “safe mls” technology upgrade. In order to logon to the MLS now participants will need to enroll to get a small device that will give them a password. Basically it is an RSA implementation. Obviously this has been done to force much more enrollment for Sandicor.
SD Realtor
ParticipantCouple of comments…
Amy didn’t you post about the Fisherman house here on Piggington before? I could swear you did and I believe I had posted the listing history on this home so it should not be a surprise about the previous pricing.
Gun Doctor – When MLS listings are emailed out to clients the confidential remarks are distilled. It always amazes me that buyers do not query their realtors immediately about what commission they will get when they represent them as a buyer. Yes that will always be on the HUD at closing but if I were a buyer I would want to know up front if no more then for curiosity. Anyways there is no harm in any buyer simply asking their realtor what the cbb is for the home they want to make an offer on.
Ren – I have said it before and will say it again… friends and family man… It is staggering what people will put up with when the realtor is a friend, in law, or other relation. The more agents a broker has, the larger the web.
Amy – Aside from common sense on your part, why would you expect your agent to tell you about the 10k bonus? Are you getting a rebate from him/her that is based on the total commission they get? So yes, 3% of 1.4M + 10k is 52K. Not bad for the brokerage representing you and they may have been a bit embarrassed to let you know that. I don’t believe it is a material fact though.
SD Realtor
ParticipantCouple of comments…
Amy didn’t you post about the Fisherman house here on Piggington before? I could swear you did and I believe I had posted the listing history on this home so it should not be a surprise about the previous pricing.
Gun Doctor – When MLS listings are emailed out to clients the confidential remarks are distilled. It always amazes me that buyers do not query their realtors immediately about what commission they will get when they represent them as a buyer. Yes that will always be on the HUD at closing but if I were a buyer I would want to know up front if no more then for curiosity. Anyways there is no harm in any buyer simply asking their realtor what the cbb is for the home they want to make an offer on.
Ren – I have said it before and will say it again… friends and family man… It is staggering what people will put up with when the realtor is a friend, in law, or other relation. The more agents a broker has, the larger the web.
Amy – Aside from common sense on your part, why would you expect your agent to tell you about the 10k bonus? Are you getting a rebate from him/her that is based on the total commission they get? So yes, 3% of 1.4M + 10k is 52K. Not bad for the brokerage representing you and they may have been a bit embarrassed to let you know that. I don’t believe it is a material fact though.
SD Realtor
ParticipantCouple of comments…
Amy didn’t you post about the Fisherman house here on Piggington before? I could swear you did and I believe I had posted the listing history on this home so it should not be a surprise about the previous pricing.
Gun Doctor – When MLS listings are emailed out to clients the confidential remarks are distilled. It always amazes me that buyers do not query their realtors immediately about what commission they will get when they represent them as a buyer. Yes that will always be on the HUD at closing but if I were a buyer I would want to know up front if no more then for curiosity. Anyways there is no harm in any buyer simply asking their realtor what the cbb is for the home they want to make an offer on.
Ren – I have said it before and will say it again… friends and family man… It is staggering what people will put up with when the realtor is a friend, in law, or other relation. The more agents a broker has, the larger the web.
Amy – Aside from common sense on your part, why would you expect your agent to tell you about the 10k bonus? Are you getting a rebate from him/her that is based on the total commission they get? So yes, 3% of 1.4M + 10k is 52K. Not bad for the brokerage representing you and they may have been a bit embarrassed to let you know that. I don’t believe it is a material fact though.
SD Realtor
ParticipantCouple of comments…
Amy didn’t you post about the Fisherman house here on Piggington before? I could swear you did and I believe I had posted the listing history on this home so it should not be a surprise about the previous pricing.
Gun Doctor – When MLS listings are emailed out to clients the confidential remarks are distilled. It always amazes me that buyers do not query their realtors immediately about what commission they will get when they represent them as a buyer. Yes that will always be on the HUD at closing but if I were a buyer I would want to know up front if no more then for curiosity. Anyways there is no harm in any buyer simply asking their realtor what the cbb is for the home they want to make an offer on.
Ren – I have said it before and will say it again… friends and family man… It is staggering what people will put up with when the realtor is a friend, in law, or other relation. The more agents a broker has, the larger the web.
Amy – Aside from common sense on your part, why would you expect your agent to tell you about the 10k bonus? Are you getting a rebate from him/her that is based on the total commission they get? So yes, 3% of 1.4M + 10k is 52K. Not bad for the brokerage representing you and they may have been a bit embarrassed to let you know that. I don’t believe it is a material fact though.
SD Realtor
ParticipantCouple of comments…
Amy didn’t you post about the Fisherman house here on Piggington before? I could swear you did and I believe I had posted the listing history on this home so it should not be a surprise about the previous pricing.
Gun Doctor – When MLS listings are emailed out to clients the confidential remarks are distilled. It always amazes me that buyers do not query their realtors immediately about what commission they will get when they represent them as a buyer. Yes that will always be on the HUD at closing but if I were a buyer I would want to know up front if no more then for curiosity. Anyways there is no harm in any buyer simply asking their realtor what the cbb is for the home they want to make an offer on.
Ren – I have said it before and will say it again… friends and family man… It is staggering what people will put up with when the realtor is a friend, in law, or other relation. The more agents a broker has, the larger the web.
Amy – Aside from common sense on your part, why would you expect your agent to tell you about the 10k bonus? Are you getting a rebate from him/her that is based on the total commission they get? So yes, 3% of 1.4M + 10k is 52K. Not bad for the brokerage representing you and they may have been a bit embarrassed to let you know that. I don’t believe it is a material fact though.
SD Realtor
Participantsd_bear that is the more insightful analysis I was looking for. Still not sure I buy into the banks holding back scenario but the time for an REO to be put on the market does vary. For instance the Mesa Norte property which has been discussed here in other threads went to trustee sale in June. It just hit the MLS yesterday. Is that the norm? Of course not. Then there are properties that go right to auctions such as REDC. Also as someone who has done alot of string searches in the MLS I would say widen the search and use alot of different terms… bank, lender, foreclosed, foreclosure, REO, Trustee… you see what I am saying? Also search in the confidential remarks fields as well. Also did you do your search on actives only? I assume you did your search on solds, pendings, actives, expireds, expireds and withdrawns. You would then have to pull out all of the duplicates. Also note any trustee sale made in say december and quite possibly november will/may not be on the MLS.
Given all of that I absolutely applaud you getting down and dirty and attempting to provide raw facts through your own data mining.
SD Realtor
Participantsd_bear that is the more insightful analysis I was looking for. Still not sure I buy into the banks holding back scenario but the time for an REO to be put on the market does vary. For instance the Mesa Norte property which has been discussed here in other threads went to trustee sale in June. It just hit the MLS yesterday. Is that the norm? Of course not. Then there are properties that go right to auctions such as REDC. Also as someone who has done alot of string searches in the MLS I would say widen the search and use alot of different terms… bank, lender, foreclosed, foreclosure, REO, Trustee… you see what I am saying? Also search in the confidential remarks fields as well. Also did you do your search on actives only? I assume you did your search on solds, pendings, actives, expireds, expireds and withdrawns. You would then have to pull out all of the duplicates. Also note any trustee sale made in say december and quite possibly november will/may not be on the MLS.
Given all of that I absolutely applaud you getting down and dirty and attempting to provide raw facts through your own data mining.
SD Realtor
Participantsd_bear that is the more insightful analysis I was looking for. Still not sure I buy into the banks holding back scenario but the time for an REO to be put on the market does vary. For instance the Mesa Norte property which has been discussed here in other threads went to trustee sale in June. It just hit the MLS yesterday. Is that the norm? Of course not. Then there are properties that go right to auctions such as REDC. Also as someone who has done alot of string searches in the MLS I would say widen the search and use alot of different terms… bank, lender, foreclosed, foreclosure, REO, Trustee… you see what I am saying? Also search in the confidential remarks fields as well. Also did you do your search on actives only? I assume you did your search on solds, pendings, actives, expireds, expireds and withdrawns. You would then have to pull out all of the duplicates. Also note any trustee sale made in say december and quite possibly november will/may not be on the MLS.
Given all of that I absolutely applaud you getting down and dirty and attempting to provide raw facts through your own data mining.
SD Realtor
Participantsd_bear that is the more insightful analysis I was looking for. Still not sure I buy into the banks holding back scenario but the time for an REO to be put on the market does vary. For instance the Mesa Norte property which has been discussed here in other threads went to trustee sale in June. It just hit the MLS yesterday. Is that the norm? Of course not. Then there are properties that go right to auctions such as REDC. Also as someone who has done alot of string searches in the MLS I would say widen the search and use alot of different terms… bank, lender, foreclosed, foreclosure, REO, Trustee… you see what I am saying? Also search in the confidential remarks fields as well. Also did you do your search on actives only? I assume you did your search on solds, pendings, actives, expireds, expireds and withdrawns. You would then have to pull out all of the duplicates. Also note any trustee sale made in say december and quite possibly november will/may not be on the MLS.
Given all of that I absolutely applaud you getting down and dirty and attempting to provide raw facts through your own data mining.
SD Realtor
Participantsd_bear that is the more insightful analysis I was looking for. Still not sure I buy into the banks holding back scenario but the time for an REO to be put on the market does vary. For instance the Mesa Norte property which has been discussed here in other threads went to trustee sale in June. It just hit the MLS yesterday. Is that the norm? Of course not. Then there are properties that go right to auctions such as REDC. Also as someone who has done alot of string searches in the MLS I would say widen the search and use alot of different terms… bank, lender, foreclosed, foreclosure, REO, Trustee… you see what I am saying? Also search in the confidential remarks fields as well. Also did you do your search on actives only? I assume you did your search on solds, pendings, actives, expireds, expireds and withdrawns. You would then have to pull out all of the duplicates. Also note any trustee sale made in say december and quite possibly november will/may not be on the MLS.
Given all of that I absolutely applaud you getting down and dirty and attempting to provide raw facts through your own data mining.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI think I am in the 7 or 8 range for a variety of reasons ranging from the smugness and perfection eminating from Belicheck and his unstoppable force of a football team, to missed opportunities in my life regarding real estate and equity markets, and perhaps that cute girl that sat across from me in the 6th grade. I don’t let things go easily…
Also I agree your thoughts new renter about a general concern I have for our nation/economy. The primary concern is for the world my kids will grow up in. Seeing so many kids grow up with all these medications bums me out. I thing most of the problem is that teachers and our education system just cannot tolerate young boys. They would rather drug them up instead of dealing with all the energy they need to expend.
Sorry for veering off the topic. The final bitterness does stem from renting. The wind blew down the fence out back and the landlord will not be able to fix it until this weekend which means the dogs go in the garage and such. He can’t fix it until this weekend cuz he will not call a fence company and he has to do it himself. Renting sucks but I keep hoping it will pay off. Working two careers to save up money so that my family will grow up in a home I want for them blows but I like San Diego to much so ya gotta do what ya gotta do. Perhaps I am a 9!
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ps – final bitterness that I didn’t by those damn gs april 200 puts two weeks ago. DARN!
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