Resale Purchase Question - Fidelity

[SL6827]

Regular real estate you typically make an offer with a contract. Once the seller accepts its binding unless one of the clauses in the contract is triggered. Usually either party can walk away for no reason but it will cost to do so.

DVC you make an offer with an email so it’s got the legal authority of a turnip.

Ohhhh ok.

 

[SL6827]

Regular real estate you typically make an offer with a contract. Once the seller accepts its binding unless one of the clauses in the contract is triggered. Usually either party can walk away for no reason but it will cost to do so.

DVC you make an offer with an email so it’s got the legal authority of a turnip.

Is Fidelity known for pulling this stunt?

 

[MsChristy12]

Is Fidelity known for pulling this stunt?

It's not a Fidelity thing or broker thing, if the seller decided not to sell for whatever reasons, as long as the contract isn't signed by both parties, they can walk.

 

[CastAStone]

Is Fidelity known for pulling this stunt?

It's not a Fidelity thing or broker thing, if the seller decided not to sell for whatever reasons, as long as the contract isn't signed by both parties, they can walk.

Bingo. All about the integrity of the seller.

 

[MsChristy12]

Bingo. All about the integrity of the seller.

I got both of our contracts from Fidelity - 2 different agents, 2 different title companies and it was 2 very different experiences! Nothing bad though, I would definitely use them again.

 

[CastAStone]

I had some not-insignificant annoyances with Fidelity but if the contract I wanted was there I would use them again too.

I wouldn’t list with them though.

 

[PolyRob]

I remember the Fidelity website being notorious for mistakes. Wrong price per point, wrong points on contract, etc

 

[thelionqueen]

I had some not-insignificant annoyances with Fidelity but if the contract I wanted was there I would use them again too.

I wouldn’t list with them though.

Agree! I’d list through the board sponsor as they typically list for the highest price op. Fidelity, even with the fees are always less