What does that mean ? Does that imply that the property has been in the market for quite a while ?
It means the agent is trying to empty your pockets more quickly.
Touche' Scott
Scott No Mates wrote:It means the agent is trying to empty your pockets more quickly.Why that term also comes with no price guide of the property ?
Agents are not required to provide a cost guide to purchasers, only to their client ie the vendor. In NSW they are required to back that figure with comparable sales. A sign of a poor agent is one that doesn’t or can’t provide an accurate price guides
Where an agent/vendor puts a realistic price on a property ie the price that they are willing to accept is much closer to the asking price (and that price is realistic based on the current market conditions), then the property will sell much sooner.
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