I don't know with whom you have woked in the past but I most certainly disagree with your opinion.

Why or rather how could a Buyer agent be working for the seller? The only situation I could see this happening is if a Buyer doesn't want to sign a \"Buyer agency Agreement\", in which case the Agent is construed to be a sub-agent of seller's agent.

Remember both Buyer & Seller have CONTROL over saying YES to a transaction. The fact is that all buying decisions are made at emotional level. In my opinion the correct price of the property is the one that the Buyer agrees to pay in the end. Of course, there will always be \"If's\" and \"But's\" .....

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The dissatisfaction arises always after the deal has been signed...my realtor friends will agree...a customer is more like your wife...impossible to satisfy.
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I say,NO. I may be different as my customers have told me that they are very much satisfied with my efforts. More so, they would not be referring their friends, if that wasn't so.

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ACE TEAM REALTY INC., Brokerage
10 Kingsbridge Garden Circle, Suite 704
(Opp Square One - HWY10/403)
Mississauga, ON L5R 3K6
Bus: 1-888-355-3155 Ext. 300
Fax: 1-888-443-3155
Email:
Web: http://www.RAJEEV.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK

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I don't know with whom you have woked in the past but I most certainly disagree with your opinion.

Why or rather how could a Buyer agent be working for the seller? The only situation I could see this happening is if a Buyer doesn't want to sign a \"Buyer agency Agreement\", in which case the Agent is construed to be a sub-agent of seller's agent.

Remember both Buyer & Seller have CONTROL over saying YES to a transaction. The fact is that all buying decisions are made at emotional level. In my opinion the correct price of the property is the one that the Buyer agrees to pay in the end. Of course, there will always be \"If's\" and \"But's\" .....

And to the post
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The dissatisfaction arises always after the deal has been signed...my realtor friends will agree...a customer is more like your wife...impossible to satisfy.
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I say,NO. I may be different as my customers have told me that they are very much satisfied with my efforts. More so, they would not be referring their friends, if that wasn't so.

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Hi Morning_Rain,

The website you mentioned for BC is a government site that gives out the current assessment of the properties. I can't say of BC, but here in Toronto & GTA, there is a quite a difference between the two -- Assessed Value and the Market Value, the later being usually higher.

The website for accessing Assessment Rolls for properties in Ontario is http://www.MPAC.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK that allows to assess only the property owned by you and 5 other neighbouring properties of your choice. You can buy more assessments if you require.

An appraiser may not be a practical solution and may cost you more time and money.

And to ROHIT69:
Your comment goes beyond a basic minimum decency expected in public forums.

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Rajeev Narula, Broker, REALTOR®
ACE TEAM REALTY INC., Brokerage
10 Kingsbridge Garden Circle, Suite 704
(Opp Square One - HWY10/403)
Mississauga, ON L5R 3K6
Bus: 1-888-355-3155 Ext. 300
Fax: 1-888-443-3155
Email:
Web: http://www.RAJEEV.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK

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Orginally posted by Rajeev Narula

Hi Morning_Rain,

The website you mentioned for BC is a government site that gives out the current assessment of the properties. I can't say of BC, but here in Toronto & GTA, there is a quite a difference between the two -- Assessed Value and the Market Value, the later being usually higher.

The website for accessing Assessment Rolls for properties in Ontario is http://www.MPAC.ca" rel="nofollow">LINK that allows to assess only the property owned by you and 5 other neighbouring properties of your choice. You can buy more assessments if you require.

An appraiser may not be a practical solution and may cost you more time and money.

And to ROHIT69:
Your comment goes beyond a basic minimum decency expected in public forums.

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~ Morning rain

Thanks Rajeev for explaining it in detail, however i have a case : when there is a realty service eg remax listing out a property on behalf of seller, and i call the particular number thats listed there, on whose side would remax be?

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Thanks Rajeev for explaining it in detail, however i have a case : when there is a realty service eg remax listing out a property on behalf of seller, and i call the particular number thats listed there, on whose side would remax be?

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