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Anthony Ellison
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Convince seller not to use agent

Anthony Ellison
  • Houston, TX
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I'm trying to come up with some rebuttals to use when a motivated seller wants to go through a realtor instead of selling directly to a buyer.

  So far I know  I have no commission, no need to have multi showings, and unknown time on market. But are there any other things I could bring up to help strengthen my position.

Thanks,

Anthony.

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Cara Lonsdale
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Cara Lonsdale
  • Realtor and Investor
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Talking a motivated Seller out of having representation is a slippery slope.  You may be putting more liability on your head.

It's one thing to have a Seller who is determined to be a FSBO (like someone representing themselves in court), but by persuading them to do so, and not have those protections, you may be giving them reason to sue you afterwards. IMHO.

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