Too late to get a broker?
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do not hire a broker for those units. get a broker for different units that they find for you. Brokers are almost useless these days if you have 5 minutes to look through listing sites. Get a good lawyer to help you with the contract stage with the units that you found yourself.
Hi i am a broker and no it is not too late I would be happy to help you buy your first home.My name is Lisa Conway and i am a Senior Vice President with Halstead. I have been in the industry for more than 15 years.
Give me a call to discuss
Lisa Conway
917-750-3088
lconway@halstead.com
Lisa Conway.SVP Halstead Property
What Jasieg 16 is saying is partialy true. It is much easier to use a broker than not. We advise you, we help with the board packages, including letters to the board if required and in negotiating. This is pretty stressful stuff. Jasieg is right when he says you can look-up listings on the internet, we all do. but having the guidance of an experienced broker is alway useful. The seller pays or the developer pays our commission.
Tsk, tsk, Lisa.
I believe that the sales office or the listing broker could not agree with Lisa, go check with them first..
believe as you wish
trying to get free advertising on SE?
it's a cheap marketing strategy
yes I do believe
believe as you wish
Just don't get a broker from Prudential Douglas Elliman.
They are IDIOTS.