Legally, the Realtor has to present every offer.

It is merely a legal obligation of Federal Reserve membership, and the stock may not be sold or pledged as collateral for loans.

Is this legal?

Looking at the property info from the Bell County Website, it lists my mom as having 100% ownership and in the deed history it is listed as Warranty Deed as of 10/15/1984.Does this mean that my mother has a clear title and can legally sell the house?

But there needs to be a legal/ethical way for agents to get paid IF it never closes.Why would an agent want to work for free?

Is this legal?

You would still have to cover any vacancies, interior maintenance, make ready costs, utilities while vacant, legal fees, evictions, advertising, etc.

Tell the agents your going to do you diligence on your offer up front and you will get your offer submited.ever hear of the 80/20 rule......80% of the people do 20% of the work and 20% do 80% of the work.......lots of people are lazy and we must make them do their jobs by what ever means (legal) we have to.

Also, depending on your county, you may need to find a way to translate legal descriptions into physical addresses.

Is there a legal and correct answer?