Posted by eric on January 05, 2005 at 16:38:24:
You may try telling the agent that you plan to have a conversation with the licensing board about their conduct. That will likely get you some action.
a problem real-estate broker - Posted by Joann Nardone
Posted by Joann Nardone on January 05, 2005 at 14:17:17:
Dear Bronchick and Sutton,
What legal action can I take with a real-estate broker (RE/MAX) for not submitting my offer (on a property that MY broker (COLDWELL BANKER)found on a multiple listing. The property is a bank owned home and nobody else can submit the bid but the listing agent, even the bank wont talk to me. It’s explained through LIBOR (Long Island Board of Realtors) that ALL bids have to be submitted to seller till “closing” of property, and thats not the case. I told this realtor that I wanted something in writing FROM THE BANK that the bank has gotten my offer? Need to put a fire under this man’s butt!
Re: a problem real-estate broker - Posted by Clint
Posted by Clint on January 06, 2005 at 09:35:14:
Call the NY Board of Realtors and report them!
Re: a problem real-estate broker - Posted by River City
Posted by River City on January 06, 2005 at 06:47:10:
Will a bank acknowlege in writing that it has received bids from each individual? How do you know that the realtor has not submitted the bid?