DaveNan
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I am in a different state, but it sure seems shady to me. I was just in a realtors office earlier tonight watching my DD put in an offer on her first home. One of the forms the realtor had my daughter sign was a standard form stating that the agency had a financial interest in a mortgage company and a title company. She had not been steered towards either, and was not using them, but every person making an offer had to be informed and acknowledge that fact. My guess is they had historical conflict of interest issues.
To not inform you of the conflict of interest and then "screen" offers, is a clearly shady. If it is legal- that is based on the state laws and I can't answer that. But your trust has clearly been violated.
How good/difficult to find the deal is, including the excessive closing costs, should drive your decision to ride it out or not.
Good luck
To not inform you of the conflict of interest and then "screen" offers, is a clearly shady. If it is legal- that is based on the state laws and I can't answer that. But your trust has clearly been violated.
How good/difficult to find the deal is, including the excessive closing costs, should drive your decision to ride it out or not.
Good luck