by maddiesmom on June 28th, 2008

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If I am in the process of purchasing a home and have a contract on the property, can the real estae company still show the property?

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by BIGREOMAN on June 29th, 2008
It is not customary for the listing agent to show the house..IF your contract is accepted by the seller,the listing agent will list the home as "Pending sale" on the mls listing services..now this doesnt mean that any other potential buyers cann't inspect the property or have it show by another agent. Remember the sale is not been final until your financing is complete and funded but most important RECORDED.the home still belongs to the seller till that time. This is why there is a final inspecting time..to make sure nothing has been removed,altered,etc...before it closes..remember that.
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by sue_rn on June 28th, 2008
yes they can, but they have to tell their clients that there is a contract already. The people looking at the property can also make an offer. In fact, there can be multiple offers & the sellers will decide who to choose. Most of the time it is on the highest bid.
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by Anonymous on June 28th, 2008
Until your bid is accepted by the owners YES!
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by m1tk44 on June 28th, 2008
Yes. They can show it until the closing - who knows if your finance goes through or not or if you decide to walk away from the deal?
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