I made the mistake of filling out a questionnaire form on the internet giving a real estate agency my name and phone number. I had Googled real estate in the city my wife and I are moving to this winter, and a lot of great websites came up. Of course, it was hard to get a lot of detail about the homes without leaving my name and contact information. So, this realtor from one of the websites called me. And, before I knew it, I she had stared e-mailing me MLS listings in our price range.
Meanwhile, my wife’s friend gave us the name of a real estate agent that she used and recommended. This lady is highly recommended and seems really interested in our needs and wants in a new house. Already, I can tell that this friend of a friend is a more professional realtor than the internet one. There are a few jobs and services that just should not be blindly picked from the Yellow Pages or the internet. Â
But, now my quest is how to let the other real estate agent down easy? I guess that I’m too nice. I feel badly that I have kind of led this realtor on for the past few months. A friend of mine told me to just tell her because it was a business decision and nothing personal. I just have to get over it and make the phone call.Â
Does anyone have any tips or suggestions for me?
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