Bau.Joe
2015-07-07 21:30:08
- #1
After a long search, we found a beautiful plot of land. Unfortunately, a real estate agent got involved. He arranged the first meeting with the owner. However, he arrived late to the meeting, and we were already having a good conversation with the owner of the land. The agent then tried to intervene in the conversation. Beforehand, I had asked the agent if there was any flexibility on the price. He supposedly consulted with the seller about it. Only after this assurance did I agree to an appointment. Well, on site it turned out he hadn’t discussed anything at all. He then let me handle everything. In the end, there was no deal. It was only a few days later that the owner called us again and asked if we wanted to meet without the agent. During a good conversation, the owner told us that he had also met the agent for the first time. He hadn’t signed any contract with him. The agent had brought in another interested party within the three days, even though we still wanted to negotiate the price. The owner then suggested that we carry out the purchase without the agent. Well, now my question is, is that possible? What do we have to do to get the unpleasant agent out of the deal?