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Boat Broker Question ...
That sums it up.....
Thomas Wentworth wrote: Dave,,, save it ... The coop boards? Give it a rest. Most of us live in the "real world". "Dave" wrote in message news 
On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 01:46:38 GMT, Gary said: I guess there is a requirement if you know nothing about what you are looking for. For example, if I was moving to some city I had never visited and needed a place to live. But if I'm moving down the street or to a small town then what does the agent do? Can't speak to down the street or small town, but if you're buying a NYC coop, having a good broker may mean the difference between getting the apartment and getting turned down repeatedly by the coop boards. Similarly, if you're selling it may mean the difference between picking a buyer who will pass the board and wasting months floundering with buyers who will never qualify. |
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