5,060,188
I think it makes sense. Who wants to work with someone who doesn't want to continue to work with you?
-
Greg Cremia
Nags Head, NC
-
Candice A. Donofrio
Fort Mohave, AZ
913,348
Easy out can also be in the agents best interest. I had some sellers a couple years back that turned out to be the most annoying sellers ever. I just had to tell them to get another agent lined up, because I no longer wanted their listing. The list price was over $700,000.00. I will let any seller cancel a listing agreement.
-
Greg Cremia
Nags Head, NC
-
Candice A. Donofrio
Fort Mohave, AZ
556,536
i don't want a client who does not want to work with me. Next!
-
Candice A. Donofrio
Fort Mohave, AZ
-
Greg Cremia
Nags Head, NC
2,784,416
If someone, which I cannot imagine doing, comes to me after listing and wants out, I wish them well and let them go minus expenses if any. I don't do forced business. This is a life changing event. I only do positive ones
-
Tony Lewis
Valencia, CA
45,957
I use them all of the time. I want the seller to want to work with me but if it isn't a match made in heaven I dont hold their feet to the fire. I've never had an issue.
-
Greg Cremia
Nags Head, NC
1,056,097
I have them in every listing. I have been known to exercise them on occasion. This is a team project and everybody is expected to do their part.
-
Greg Cremia
Nags Head, NC
6,416,169
1,728,056
We do not imprison our clients. If they feel that we are not doing an addequate job, they can cancel without penalty.
213,263
I put iy everywhere...if they don't want you, let them go. I learned that years ago.
2,759,812
634,532
3,741,214
I write one in. Once I wanted out and the seller did not. After that, I've always included one.
321,564
4,319,773
Tony Lewis people are afraid of this clause being mis-used! I feel other way round - this shows your confidence that you will do everything possible to make sure the home sells.
And that confidence may win you a listing!
1,624,653
I do not see anything wrong with such request, if they want out, they will get out, how you are going to force them to stay?
2,684,569
Absolutely. If they want to go, I let them.
However, I take up an upfront fee to cover my basic costs. And of course, I have a one-year protection clause if they sell to any Buyer who previewed during the time I had it Listed.
765,973
My fear has always been a seller having a deal in place and not wanting to pay a commission or being snaked by another agent.
223,831
I will not entertain discussing termination of a relationship before it begins when the seller expects $ invested in advertising and marketing to sell there home.
921,504
No one wants to risk getting trapped.
Many fear there is something hidden in the shadows that will hurt them.
Many may feel they were manipulated into making a decision.
The easy out is their insurance policy.
But you should read what some of those 'easy out' clauses say. It is these ivory tower brokerages that lurk in the shadows for with these skeptical sellers are on guard. But they still sneak in.
4,900,085
150,466
1,466,257
Tony Lewis I have two easy outs. 1) We mutually agree to part ways and 2) The seller can break the contract after a minimum period of time on the market. I will ask them to pay the expenses, if they opt out early.
292,685
I agree with Jeff. I want to work with seller who want to work with me. If they don't trust me then I would be glad to give them and myself for that matter a way out of the relationship. Why put you through all that pain an suffering.