A Pre-foreclosure listing just means somehow, Zillow/realtor/Trulia or wherever, gets notice (or even just smells) that a property is potentially been giving a foreclosure notice.

Im currently battling the same problems as anonymous.

Then there is one on the wall to the left of it, which I hate opening since it opens to the patio of my neighbors apartment where she keeps 5 little dogs, so opening it only fills the hot living room with the smell of dog urine.

"Something smells good" 

Tenant let dog live in garage for a year.now smell won't come out of garage floor.

There is no win in this battle for you.

That's a rough area Tim......You're going to be dealing with an uphill battle getting quality folks to take on a property like that one.

That is my theory, based on about 1,000 years of the history of real estate law from the Battle of Hastings in 1066 to the American Revolution, to the present.

Bruhhhh.......This doesn't smell like a review from an unbiased source.

Adhering to the listing agreement solely, the way most are written, without the neighbor excluded in writing….the agreement will say agent B is owed a commission,…period.But from a practical point of view, with past and future business with developer, the agent will/should likely say…”okay, no harm no foul” since the neighbor has been in contact with the seller for years.