I'm curious to know how many vendors contact buyer's agents in order to try to market a house "quietly", ie. the buyer's agent contacts clients wanting such a house, and vendor don't have to go through the usual selling process?
Would that mean the vendor potentially misses out on having it on the open market, on the internet and therefore, possibly having two or more people who really want to buy, therefore potentially pushing the price up?
By letting vendor's agents know a house is "on the market" the vendor would save on agent's commission but what is the potential downside (apart from maybe having two people really want the house - possibly not going to happen in the current market)?
Would that mean the vendor potentially misses out on having it on the open market, on the internet and therefore, possibly having two or more people who really want to buy, therefore potentially pushing the price up?
By letting vendor's agents know a house is "on the market" the vendor would save on agent's commission but what is the potential downside (apart from maybe having two people really want the house - possibly not going to happen in the current market)?