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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]By the time you file a complaint with the state licensing board, the house will be sold. [/b]Why would you retain a lawyer when you can fill out a form on line to make the complaint.

Better way:  if the listing agent refuses to show the house, explain to her that she is violating her fiduciary duties to the seller and you will contact the seller directly to explain his or her rights under the listing agreement including cancelling the listing.   If agent still refuses, submit an offer contingent on you having access to the house.

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In this market? no.  rates have really slowed things down.[/quote]

Maybe in some places, but not Arlington.  I just ratified a  sight unseen contract  for a house that is "coming soon."   I have a listing that is in "coming soon" and will be on the market on Friday.  I already have two sight  unseen offers on it and both with shock clocks expiring  at 6 pm today and 12 noon tomorrow.  There are 11 showings already scheduled. We are letting the shock clocks expire and telling them to re-submit when offers are due on Tuesday.    [/quote]

So someone calls and asks for a quick showing, sends you their pre-approval, and you say "I am going to be at the house at 6:30 tonight when a showing ends, why don't you come then"  If a place is truly hot and being seen constantly, then why is it hard for an unrepresented buyer to tag onto the end of a string of showings?[/quote]

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