Owner of property does not want a mark up on price

[Setho]

I would not blame her though , maybe she have seen people who have failed to each to the commitments they made in the past which could be very tiring on her own part.

 

[Bousine123]

I don't see it as a thing of Shame. She simply was not ready to let go of the property at that time, now she has the option of looking for another broker.

 

[HayKay]

If that your friend felt the house was more valuable than the price being offered, I feel she has every right to reject even a marked up price.
I don't think she should panic, what she should do is to try to get the property listed for sale among various brokers and a deal would surely come.

 

[Toyoabasi]

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A former colleague is selling their big house in the city. It was up for sale for more than a year but no success with a buyer. One broker approached her to ask for a deal - no more commission but will mark up the price. The owner did not agree even if the broker had already a good prospect to buy the house. Now that she is needing money she asked me if it is all right to call that broker. Isn't it a shame that she had rejected the deal and now she would agree to that deal. I said yes, call him. Unfortunately the broker ignored the owner. I cannot understand why the owner didn't want a mark up.

The property owner has her reasons for not wanting a mark up price on her property. That the broker ignored her does not mean she cannot still sell her property the way she wants to.

 

[Ub40]

To me, I think something must have warranted her not to sell the house as at that time as nothing is done without a reason. And going back the second time to still ask for what she earlier rejected is still for a reason too, but it is rather unfortunate that she was turned down.

 

[eLdavis]

A former colleague is selling their big house in the city. It was up for sale for more than a year but no success with a buyer. One broker approached her to ask for a deal - no more commission but will mark up the price. The owner did not agree even if the broker had already a good prospect to buy the house. Now that she is needing money she asked me if it is all right to call that broker. Isn't it a shame that she had rejected the deal and now she would agree to that deal. I said yes, call him. Unfortunately the broker ignored the owner. I cannot understand why the owner didn't want a mark up.

Well in this case you can't really blame the owner, it's her property so she has the right to decide on how it should be sold, as a buyer is either you agree or try to find out her reasons and make efforts to convince the owner. Did the broker then try convincing her back then?

 

[YERUS]

A former colleague is selling their big house in the city. It was up for sale for more than a year but no success with a buyer. One broker approached her to ask for a deal - no more commission but will mark up the price. The owner did not agree even if the broker had already a good prospect to buy the house. Now that she is needing money she asked me if it is all right to call that broker. Isn't it a shame that she had rejected the deal and now she would agree to that deal. I said yes, call him. Unfortunately the broker ignored the owner. I cannot understand why the owner didn't want a mark up.

This is not something to get one worked up.
Locate another broker and make your decision, your terms could be agreed with.
You will definitely make your sale.