Likely have a listing contract that would make it hard to go direct. However

Jan 4, 2025
6:09:28pm

GideonsTrumpet Redshirt Freshman

a listing contract is usually for a set period. If the contract expires then you could go direct but not if you were contacted by or through the agent during the listing period.

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If I reach out to seller to see if interested in not using real-estate agents

Ezy

Jan 4, 5:40pm

Try it. But the seller is likely locked in to the agent.

Cougar-Duck

Jan 4, 5:47pm

The seller signed a contract. Once they list with an agent they have to use them

justAnotherCoug

Jan 4, 6:00pm

Likely have a listing contract that would make it hard to go direct. However

GideonsTrumpet

Jan 4, 6:09pm

You don’t need an agent wether or not they have an agent is up to them.

sandtrapcougar

Jan 4, 6:27pm

Not sure I follow "shouldn't impact" part

Ezy

Jan 4, 6:31pm

Not really and they most likely can’t get out of offer.

sandtrapcougar

Jan 4, 6:42pm

I have done FSBO several times. On both sides. When I sold my last house

GideonsTrumpet

Jan 4, 7:01pm

how did you physically go see the inside of the house?

mang

Jan 4, 8:19pm

If the property is FSBO you can work with the seller. If the seller

GideonsTrumpet

Jan 4, 10:09pm

great info. thank you. especially for the flat fee listing link!

mang

Jan 5, 9:09pm

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