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Frantzces Lys
  • Real Estate Agent
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Do you avoid marketing to sellers who are already on the MLS?

Frantzces Lys
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Hi,

I'm currently going through my list to launch my next marketing campaign and I'm sifting through (which is probably more work than I need to do at the moment) but after checking some of these properties out, some of them are currently listed with a Realtor. But they've been on the market for quite a while.

Do folks bother marketing to these sellers?

I know there might be an off chance they may not be happy with the current Realtor or are looking for a much quicker closing.

But is it worth it? And is it ethically responsible? I'm a real estate agent but not a current Realtor.

Thanks in advance!

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Jeff Rabinowitz
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Jeff Rabinowitz
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@Frantzces Lys, interfering with another licensee's client while they are under contract will probably land you in a serious dispute. You could be fined, barred from joining the MLS or possibly lose your license. No, it is not at all ethical.

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