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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is news to me that agent had to submit all offers. We liked a house earlier this year and were considering it seriously wrt price. Knew that it would go above asking because of the area. We decided our limit was X over asking. Agent came back to us and mentioned that it wouldn't fly since they already had an all cash offer for greater than our maximum. So we didn't bother. Turns out the final sold price was under our limit and found that seller's agent kept the sale within his family (his relative who is a realtor within the same agency served as the buyer's agent. [/quote]

You should report that realtor to the state board for an ethics violation.

Btw, this is why I hate, hate, hate crappy RE agents. I loved my own buyers agent, but there are some epically bad agents out there, both incompetent or evil[/quote]

Wow. You should also notify the seller so they can sue their agent for fraud.[/quote]

You DEFINITELY should notify the seller and the real estate board.  Agent here (and not a crappy one)!  Agents are bound to present ALL offers to sellers until the seller ratifies a contract.

BTW,  Once AGAIN, so much agent hating on this board.  I am really trying to refrain from getting snarky as to why you all are hating on all of us (or maybe it's just the one TROLL).  Yes, there are some bad agents, like there are some bad lawyers, bad DC MOMS  . . . . most of us are hard working professionals trying to get you the best deal possible on your purchase or the most money possible on your sale.  [/quote]

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