Is there any way to find out....

[freddie*rooster]

The owner of a property's address?

I know the name of the person, and I also know he lives in QLD.

[jvharrison]

Freddie i know that the Comm Bank has an app that you can download that i believe tells you the value of the property also the owners name certainly worth your while having a nosey into Which Bank first thing Tuesday.  Hope your health is progressing super duper well:)  And good luck with th epurchase

[*mrswormwood*]

Oh yes Mrs W they could 😄 I didn't think of that woohoo A cake and a oh, can you do something for me :^O

Freddie, have you googled your address to see if it comes up in Real estate.com or Domain.  You'd know for sure if it's listed

[channys_mum]

The three listings are

open - any RE and his dog have got it

sole - vendor can sell but no other RE unless in conjunction

exclusive - only the RE with the listing can sell unless in conjunction

conjunction is where another RE has a buyer and they share the commission

the old dears at the back don't have to know the owners to approach council, they just need a reason and a lovely bunch of thank you flowers]:)

Good luck with it all

[*mrgrizz*]

who in their right mind would sign a agreement with a management company giving them listing rights if you choose to sell.

that would allow them to charge what ever commission they wanted. because you wouldn't have the option of going elsewhere

[*mrswormwood*]

🙂

Good luck with it all

For the life of me I couldn't remember what the 3 types of selling agreements were...thanks CM

[cherry*135]

joz- what ever the conditions are for the sale of a property between the RE and vendor is quite aware of them. If they chose to do a shifty private sale when they shouldn't then they should pay the commission.

[cherry*135]

the agents can still lay claim to a commission fee which i think is within 6 months after that 3 month contact

I don't think any vendor would go for conditions like that. Exclusive rights for 3 months doesn't extend to 9 months.

[joz*garage]

From memory, I think it is 3 weeks before you can list it again.

i wanted to change my RE agent on my previous property coz i thought they were useless and unpro.

they said they could lay claim to a fee up to 6 months after the contact if sold elsewhere, even if i sold it myself.

perhaps it was their way of not getting the boot, but they did end up selling it at the very end of our 3 month term.

i would query the 3 weeks tho coz i think it would take longer for any impressions the agents had. 

[channys_mum]

For the life of me I couldn't remember what the 3 types of selling agreements were...thanks CM

You are welcome Mrs W, however I am shocked that you suggested bribary ;-):^O

I guess I have said more than 2c worth so I shall begone

[channys_mum]

the agents can still lay claim to a commission fee which i think is within 6 months after that 3 month contact

I don't think any vendor would go for conditions like that. Exclusive rights for 3 months doesn't extend to 9 months.

Sorry butting back in.

3 months does not extend to anything, however if the RE has introduced a buyer and then buyer and vendor wait until the end of the listing and sell privately, I would not want to be the vendor.