Ich suche wirklich für Ratschläge. Es wird ein Haus angekündigt Homegate.ch und Hasler und Partner. Mein Freund und ich lieben das Haus wirklich, es ist um die Ecke von unseren guten Freunden und wir möchten ein Gebot machen. Der Agent würde es uns nicht anzeigen lassen, weil es Mieter gibt und er sagt, er organisiere nur 20 Sehensschlitze. Unsere Freunde hatten einen Slot, hatten aber gerade ein Haus gekauft, also baten sie ihn sehr schön, uns ihren Slot zu geben, aber er lehnte es ab. Ich forderte dann Informationen über das Haus (die normalen Dokumente) und er lehnte es auch ab. Dann schrieb er sogar per E -Mail "Ich schlage vor, Sie sehen sich andere Eigenschaften an" – Deshalb entmutigt er uns aktiv davon ab, in den Prozess einzutreten. Ich fürchte, wenn wir ein Angebot machen, würde er es nicht einmal an die Hausbesitzer senden, weil er sehr unhöflich ist und vielleicht aus irgendeinem Grund einige andere Probleme hat. Ich kann keinen anderen Grund sehen, warum er einen potenziellen Käufer aktiv entmutigen würde, da dies tatsächlich vollständig gegen die Interessen seines Kunden richtet. Ist das jemandem passiert? Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, sicherzustellen, dass sie von den Eigentümern sehen, wenn wir bieten? Können wir uns direkt an die Eigentümer wenden?
Being barred from participating in a house sale by an agent
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Von ZookeepergameCheap62
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Personally, I’d would not like to buy a house from any person who’d treat me like this, but it’s your choice.
If you really think there is no valid reason the agent is not interested in you, make the owner an offer they can’t refuse (I mean an high offer, not the dead horse head in bed, kinda).
But again, my gut would tell me to move on.
Yeah, definitely try to find the owners directly and offer them a good offer. The agent usually gets a cut and can forget his cut in case of a failed sale from their side.
Ask the tenants politely for the owners contact
Is there anything non-mainstream about you? Queer, POC, Immigrant, foreign names, anything like that?
Maybe the house is already sold and they have to keep the listing up for a certain time for some reason.
Maybe he thinks he can sell the house with 19 showings (he probably can), maybe he is an ass.
The „I suggest you look at other properties“ line suggests the latter, to me. A thinly veiled „we don’t want you here“
It sounds like he is bidding himself and wants to control the price, try to contact the home owners directly and just mention your offer they might be surprised to find it much higher than what the agent reported as incoming bids.
Happened first hand.
The same house has received more than 600 applications to view it – with the interest rates so low everyone is fighting for the same properties. The agency is not rude, they’re simply overwhelmed. You can try to reach out to the owners directly, but remember there’s a reason why they’re using the agency. And this exact house is going into the bidding process which will be wild. Good luck!
Some owners have a very specific list of requirements that they want in buyers, perhaps this is the case with the current owner/seller of the property here.
The agent isn’t likely to disclose those requirements as they’re kind of silent.
But for instance it could be things like looking for a young family to buy the house with children that sort of thing. Whilst you are a couple, it doesn’t sound like you fit that particular criteria as you say boyfriend which makes me imagine you don’t currently have children in the picture, if it were the sellers desire to sell to such it’s their choice.
Perhaps this is more you not understanding what the agent is saying and why they are saying it.
They don’t always say things verbally a lot just gets done and you don’t understand and it’s completely understandable that you may think they are excluding you, but it’s most likely not meant that way. They are likely just too busy to think about people’s feelings in the process.