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Where’s the tool for buyers? If I’m going to go to an empty home with a person I don’t really know, I’d like to know their criminal history. Before I sign a con
by criddell 2y ago
Where’s the tool for buyers? If I’m going to go to an empty home with a person I don’t really know, I’d like to know their criminal history. Before I sign a contract with a realtor, maybe it would make sense for me to know that my agent isn’t in financial trouble.
- kjkjadksj 2y agoWhere do you draw the line though? So many situations in life where you are in a room with someone you don't really know. Eventually you have to go on blind faith for better or worse, because there's no time to vet each and every person you encounter.
- bagels 2y agoJust need your AR glasses to facial recognition scan everyone in the room and feed you data about them.
- seadan83 2y agoThere are some legit things to want to know about realtors. How many homes did they pressure people into whom then had various issues they needed to deal with? Or, did the realtor truly find a good fit for the buyer? How about conflicts of interest? As an anecdote, my neighbors recently were screwed by a realtor that pressured them into a place where they then needed to drop 150k on repairs (about 15% total value). That same realtor was pressuring our HOA president to literally make up information for the resale information so that the forms could be handed back to the realtor just a couple days sooner. Of course all liability would have been on the HOA president and not the realtor. With that said, a good history of what the realtor has sold before, & how the homebuyers felt about it would be a great tool..