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If it was an honest mistake yes, if I find out they are doing it just because out of area no excuses. That is just not professional.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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175,669
No. I do not make excuses for other agent's, period. Not for their lack of knowledge, professionalism, common sense, and the list goes on and on. I do not give them the beneift of doubt either, after seeing examples day where I simply shake my head.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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Ronald Gombach Easy mistake to make. I hope she advised the agent to correct it.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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3,776,698
Ronald, I am licensed in three jurisdictions, and I have had many successful transactions pretty far away from my own back yard - usually representing a buyer. I've had nothing but helpful listing agents when it comes to help obtaining information, paperwork quirks, and access. And when I get an agent from across state lines, I always return the favor.
With such amazing improvements in the quality of the MRIS information and Google Maps, I think we all need to get used to agents expanding their territories.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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145,453
Mistakes happen, you dont know why or how it was done. The only thing you can explain your clients that that listing is wrong and what you provided them is accurate data
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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921,504
I stick with the facts.
If the agent is wrong...they are wrong.
Now, when a 'wrong' agent chooses combat instead of reason together or acknowledge their limitations, I am not very merciful and will PROTECT THE HOMEOWNER.
Your example is not uncommon. A listing appearing in another mls. A potential for a career listing.
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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3,077,367
Ronald Gombach No excuses. Take no prisoners!
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Sandy Padula & Norm Pa...
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2,443,563
Why would I make excuses for them? Their work or lack there of does not affect me.
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Not at all. I had a very negative experience with a local listing held by an agent from out of the area. The Realtor remarks in the MLS state the condo was move in ready, but when I entered the condo with my clients, it was filled with rotting garbage and trash. I wrote the listing agent and informed her that the MLS would be notified and I would never again show one of her listings. Very poor way to manage a listing and this one was supposedly vacant!