Estate Agent - Twist or Stick
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Our EE seems both incompetent and impossible to reach.
The final straw today is that based on zero feedback since we agreed to sell almost 7 weeks ago (not for want of asking / chasing) I elect to call to the agent below in the chain. He immediately advises there is a split chain involving 7 properties, that one individual is having a mortgage issue due to fraudulent use of her ID whilst another one layers below only sold 2-3 weeks prior.
To say i'm p'd off with the EE is an understatement, whats the general view should we stick with situation or reject the sale and re-market via a different agent?
bennno said:
Our EE seems both incompetent and impossible to reach.
The final straw today is that based on zero feedback since we agreed to sell almost 7 weeks ago (not for want of asking / chasing) I elect to call to the agent below in the chain. He immediately advises there is a split chain involving 7 properties, that one individual is having a mortgage issue due to fraudulent use of her ID whilst another one layers below only sold 2-3 weeks prior.
To say i'm p'd off with the EE is an understatement, whats the general view should we stick with situation or reject the sale and re-market via a different agent?
Are they local? camping out in the office and loudly complaining usually speeds things up no end, especially if there's others in the branch at the same time The final straw today is that based on zero feedback since we agreed to sell almost 7 weeks ago (not for want of asking / chasing) I elect to call to the agent below in the chain. He immediately advises there is a split chain involving 7 properties, that one individual is having a mortgage issue due to fraudulent use of her ID whilst another one layers below only sold 2-3 weeks prior.
To say i'm p'd off with the EE is an understatement, whats the general view should we stick with situation or reject the sale and re-market via a different agent?
MDMetal said:
bennno said:
Our EE seems both incompetent and impossible to reach.
The final straw today is that based on zero feedback since we agreed to sell almost 7 weeks ago (not for want of asking / chasing) I elect to call to the agent below in the chain. He immediately advises there is a split chain involving 7 properties, that one individual is having a mortgage issue due to fraudulent use of her ID whilst another one layers below only sold 2-3 weeks prior.
To say i'm p'd off with the EE is an understatement, whats the general view should we stick with situation or reject the sale and re-market via a different agent?
Are they local? camping out in the office and loudly complaining usually speeds things up no end, especially if there's others in the branch at the same time The final straw today is that based on zero feedback since we agreed to sell almost 7 weeks ago (not for want of asking / chasing) I elect to call to the agent below in the chain. He immediately advises there is a split chain involving 7 properties, that one individual is having a mortgage issue due to fraudulent use of her ID whilst another one layers below only sold 2-3 weeks prior.
To say i'm p'd off with the EE is an understatement, whats the general view should we stick with situation or reject the sale and re-market via a different agent?
Thanks for advice.
We had a few offers at or around accepted value, but took the best one at time which was a bit less than we wanted but enabled a good price on onward purchase as we were told it was a short chain.
Tgey have been lax about conveyancing and were either mislead or seemingly didn't qualify chain properly - its taken my calls to identify a split chain and 7/8 properties involved as opposed to 2/3.
We had a few offers at or around accepted value, but took the best one at time which was a bit less than we wanted but enabled a good price on onward purchase as we were told it was a short chain.
Tgey have been lax about conveyancing and were either mislead or seemingly didn't qualify chain properly - its taken my calls to identify a split chain and 7/8 properties involved as opposed to 2/3.
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