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Patrick Jacques
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Trying to make an offer, but listing agent stinks

Patrick Jacques
  • Orlando, FL
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Primary residence question here.  My wife and I are looking to purchase a house in Oviedo Florida.  We've been trying to submit an offer for about a week but the listing agent keeps making excuses about why our offer hasn't been submitted and overall just seems to be a lousy agent.  

So is there any way to submit the offer an offer despite this agent?  We'd like to know sooner than later, and it will certainly be a **** if an offer is submitted and accepted while this agent appears to be spinning their wheels.

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Hattie Dizmond
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Hattie Dizmond
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@Patrick Jacques I've run into this a couple of times.  I got immediate action by sending an email directly to the listing Broker and copying the listing agent.  It was amazing how fast the Broker got a fire lit under the agent.  :-)

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