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Tips For Firing a Real Estate Agent

Nov 27

When you decide to sell your house selecting the best Realtor is among the most important aspects of the process.

You want someone you can depend on that you are comfortable with, and someone that will assist you in achieving your goals in sales. Even if you try your best to locate the perfect agent for you, it's possible to end up with an agent who isn't up to your expectations.

Whatever the reason, it's possible to decide you would like the Real Estate agent fired. How do you accomplish this?

First, you must be aware of is that the process of firing an agent in real estate isn't as simple as you might think!

You can't simply contact your agent and tell them you'll be using a different real estate agent. This won't happen when you've signed a legal and binding contract.

The majority of real estate listing agreements are actually in fact binding. This means that the agent will have to agree to allow you to exit the contract.

Firing A Real Estate Agent Is Not Like Firing An Employee

A lot of people ask "Can you fire a real estate agent?"

You know that you have the right to end an agreement with the children of your neighbor in the event that they do not show up to mow your lawn every week. You can tell that they should stop coming back in the event that they do not show up. Although there may be discomfort there aren't any financial penalties.

If you hire a real estate agent, you face a more challenging situation. You must sign a contract when employing a real estate agent. The contract is binding on you and the Realtor. The agreement between you and the agent is legally binding. The terms typically contain a guarantee that the Realtor will only be used to sell your house.

If you're lucky perhaps you have signed a contract that allows you to extricate yourself from the contract if you are not satisfied. Most contracts, however, don't work that in this way. For you to terminate your Realtor they need to let you out of the contract.

If you decide that you don't like the Real Estate agent anymore You can't just slap the other way like your kids. It is best to part ways amicably, possibly honor your contract, and do your best to avoid a lot of financial burdens.

What most homeowners fail to understand when hiring a real estate agent is there are vast differences in skills among agents working for sellers vs for buyers. An agent who works with sellers may have a different skill set as compared to one who works with buyers. The majority of people think that all agents do each of these tasks successfully. That is certainly not the case.

It is essential for both buyers and sellers to understand the difference between a listing agent and a selling agent.

 

Reasons To Resign Your Real Estate Agent

There are many excellent Realtors and some who are terrible. There's always the chance that a Realtor you don't know will disappoint you and you will want to find another one.

I have coined the phrase "post and pray Realtor" which is the best description of this type of agent. They post a sign in the yard, put it in MLS, and pray. That's right they do nothing in selling your home, other than the minimum.

The most significant issues faced by real estate agents are:

  • Communication problems
  • Don't Be a Disappearing Real Estate Agent!
  • Insufficient marketing
  • Incompatibility
  • The agent selling real estate isn't doing what they said.

Cindy Quinn Real Estate Agent

820 E Noleman St, Centralia, IL 62801

(618) 322-6911

[email protected]