I have a couple of REO agents in my area that are doing a disservice to the bank or asset management firm that hired them. For example, they consistently list the wrong information on the MLS, including an incorrect combo code, and are painfully unresponsive to phone calls even when we are in negotiations with a buyer. I hesitate to bring this up because I don't want to sound like a whiner or a tattle tale; however, their performance is so unacceptable that it needs to be addressed with the bank. What are your thoughts regarding taking action with the banks and how do you do this without making yourself look bad?
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Something many people on the other side may not understand, but that agent may be doing all he has been contracted to do for that seller. I use to complain about our local HUD listing agents .... until I found out that they were ONLY paid to put the property into the MLS, nothing else.
No easy answer to this old question that has been around since the REO listing agent!