Yes, real estate brokers fire listings. It is a rare occurrence for me, but if a client is particularly uncooperative, self destructive, or a liability to the company’s well-being, the listing has to be cancelled and the client given the opportunity to seek their fortunes with another broker. Today, after months of acrimony and headaches, [...]
Archive for February, 2009
Do Real Estate Brokers “Fire” Clients?
Posted in Selling, Short sales, Tales from the Trenches, tagged Short sales, top westchester realtor, westchester real estate on February 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Inman News Debate on Agent Commissions
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged discount real estate, Foxtons, iggy's house, Real estate commssions, realtor commission, top westchester realtor, westchester real estate on February 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
There continues to be a series of article at Inman News about the compensation of real estate agents. The latest article, entitled “6 Percent is Dead,” the owner of a web-based company chimes in with his view. A version of my response is below: I have not read every article in this series, but the [...]
5 Things I Happily do for Past Clients
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Home selling, service oriented realtor, STAR exemption, top westchester realtor, westchester real estate on February 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I want repeat business from past clients and I also want their referrals. That won’t happen by accident, and I don’t see recipe cards as being useful. So I am available for other things they need after we close on the house. Here are just a few. Help them grieve their taxes. The taxes on homes [...]