Broker slow on presenting offers - any advice ?

I hear you man, my agent got me to sign an exclusive rep contract, now she won`t even email me comps.the deal is that I can cancel the contract in writing,but there is a 6 month protection period for the broker, that say I must pay them if I contract to acquire any property that was called to my attention by broker OR ANY OTHER PERSON !! you know what? I`m going to ask the agent to release me from the contract, but if they don`t, I read it as,, if I find the deal myself, then neither broker or anyone else bought it to my attention. So no commission. Or I`ll just bird-dog the 180. either way she won`t stop me. I do that on my own enough as it is.

Thanks for sharing you story. I hope you are able to get it worked out. You may want to check with some of the top brokers in your area and inquire if this is something they can help you out with or suggest how to get released. The more people on your team the better the odds! Good luck on all your current and future deals! Believe and Achieve! Indiana-Joe

I think for sure you need an agressive agent working for you. Delay in presenting your offers could certainly cause you to lose a great deal. So let them know (tactfully) what you need, and find another agent if you don't get the results you're looking for. Just remember not to break ties on a bad note, especially if you are in a small town, because more than likely you will be working with/through ALL the agents at some point in the future, even if indirectly. (You seem very good with people, though, so I doubt that will ever be an issue. )

Let us know how it works out.

Rina

Thanks for the reply and very insightful information. I believe that is great advice about always dealing and leaving on a good note. It is so true that you should never burn a bridge because you do not know when paths will cross again. I do live in a small town and it seems everyone knows everyone. Even my job in the Chicago Loop seems like a small place, at times, even though it is a very large city. I constantly am crossing paths with the same people in my industry in the big city of Chicago. I will let everyone know how this deal works out. For now, the Bank is reviewing the multiple offers. Good luck on all your deals. Believe and Achieve! Indiana-Joe