Dishonest property agents?!?

**degrom** · 10th June 2007, 20:21

Originally Posted by busa pete

Has anyone ever meet a honest biker. Because there are good and bad in every walk of life.

I am sure the number of dishonest agents will aways out number the number of dishonest bikes.(Why would a biker be dishonest,they don't get paid for it... Or do they pay the people at the bike shop?!?

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**Jantar** · 10th June 2007, 20:25

Originally Posted by busa pete

This is Wendy And you are wrong we can claim our fees for up to six months after vendor has given listing to another agency.THAT AGENT INTRODUCE HIM TO THE PROPERTY. Would you like me to start queting reinz rule book or do you think i'm just another dishonest agent. Shit i have nothing to gain.

This is one of the very things that make agents appear dishonest. The contracts are all worded in the agents favour, not the vendor's or the buyer's.

**yod** · 10th June 2007, 20:26

Originally Posted by busa pete

This is Wendy And you are wrong we can claim our fees for up to six months after vendor has given listing to another agency.THAT AGENT INTRODUCE HIM TO THE PROPERTY. Would you like me to start queting reinz rule book or do you think i'm just another dishonest agent. Shit i have nothing to gain.

you can't if the vendor adds a clause to their agency contract

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:27

Originally Posted by degrom

I am sure the number of dishonest agents will aways out number the number of dishonest bikes.(Why would a biker be dishonest,they don't get paid for it... Or do they pay the people at the bike shop?!?

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Well that is your opinion. But you have got a heading as dishonset agent but she has not done anything that is dishonest you don't even know the facts you could at lest get the facts first.

**yod** · 10th June 2007, 20:27

Originally Posted by Jantar

This is one of the very things that make agents appear dishonest. The contracts are all worded in the agents favour, not the vendor's or the buyer's.

thats why all vendors should DEMAND exactly what they want included, and what they want removed from their contract with the agent - nothing's written in stone

**zooter** · 10th June 2007, 20:28

what's the story with a verbal contract for a real estate sale?

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:30

Originally Posted by yod

you can't if the vendor adds a clause to their agency contract

I'm not going to say what i would like to but.
YES WE CAN WE INTRODUCE HIM TO THE PROPERTY do you not get that bit.

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:33

Originally Posted by Jantar

This is one of the very things that make agents appear dishonest. The contracts are all worded in the agents favour, not the vendor's or the buyer's.

Why we where doing our job and bought a buyer to the property we introduce him to your home and there is nothing dishonest about that.

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:36

Originally Posted by zooter

what's the story with a verbal contract for a real estate sale?

Can you give me an instant.

**degrom** · 10th June 2007, 20:37

Originally Posted by busa pete

Sorry guys you have nothing to go to REINZ with she has done nothing wrong unless you count try to pick up some more buyers Get a grip.

Okay,so its her job to get as mush money as she can for her vendor...

I feel mislead and I personally I don't like doing business this way but...

...I will call the lady tomorrow and hear her side of the story.

What is stopping her from telling us when the offer is accepted?
(wasting more time and preventing us from getting a LIM report or what ever...)

**Drum** · 10th June 2007, 20:42

Originally Posted by degrom

Okay,so its her job to get as mush money as she can for her vendor........

Almost right.

It's her job to get as much money as she can for herSELF.

As far as some estate agent infractions go, this is a minor one. Let it go if you really want the place.

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:47

Originally Posted by degrom

Okay,so its her job to get as mush money as she can for her vendor...

I feel mislead and I personally I don't like doing business this way but...

Well tell me why you feel mislead she has told you that the vendor want's there lawyer to look at the contract and as i said if she came up with another contract she will have to tell you and give you the chance to change your offer if you want.

...I will call the lady tomorrow and hear her side of the story.

Good idea

What is stopping her from telling us when the offer is accepted?

She will tell you because if she dosn't then the contract is not complete and you can pull out. That is part of making a contract finale is ring the purchaser and telling them congratulation you have just bought yourself a house.

(wasting more time and preventing us from getting a LIM report or what ever...)

If you don't think you have enought time to get your lim then you ask for an extention of time to get it. She can do that.

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:53

Originally Posted by Drum

Almost right.

As far as some estate agent infractions go, this is a minor one. Let it go if you really want the place.

There is no infraction there for it to be minor.

**jonbuoy** · 10th June 2007, 20:53

Can't say that I would ever trust an agent - just as I wouldn't trust any salesman thats on commision. No one gets into sales because they like helping people.

**Mrs Busa Pete** · 10th June 2007, 20:56

Originally Posted by jonbuoy

Can't say that I would ever trust an agent - just as I wouldn't trust any salesman thats on commision. No one gets into sales because they like helping people.

Well i do and i love my job most of the time