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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Violation of 1695 Posted by JK on April 01, 2004 at 1:11 PM Hello We have a local realtor who went to a seller in foreclosure and got the listing. The price on MLS was about 20% LESS than what the place would have sold for at the auction (at least what I would have bid - and conservatively too). The house was sold immediately to a corporation of which this listing realtor is an officer! Thus she in a way sold it to herself. I asked the seller if he had ever gotten a 5 day cancellation notice and he said NO. Unfortunately the seller is a bit of a doofis and is too timid to do anything. What can I do as this violation to the civil code puts us at a disadvantage - since most average folks seem to trust realtors more than us investors. Is this a matter I can report to the DRE directly? If so - is there a format that you have found better to use IE - certain department etc.??? Thank you Follow Ups: Re: Violation of 1695 JamieTheone 5:25 PM, 04/06/04 (2) Re: Violation of 1695 Jk (the other Jk) 11:56 PM, 04/08/04 (0) Is Listing a property, a Violation of 1695? Rob 7:12 PM, 04/07/04 (0) Re: Violation of 1695 Scott 1:49 PM, 04/03/04 (0) Check with the DRE Ward-CA- 2:09 PM, 04/01/04 (2) Re: Check with the DRE Jk (the other Jk) 11:13 AM, 04/02/04 (1) Re: Check with the DRE JK 7:49 PM, 04/02/04 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Hello : We have a local realtor who went to a seller in foreclosure and got the listing. The price on MLS was about 20% LESS than what the place would have sold for at the auction (at least what I would have bid - and conservatively too). : The house was sold immediately to a corporation of which this listing realtor is an officer! Thus she in a way sold it to herself. : I asked the seller if he had ever gotten a 5 day cancellation notice and he said NO. : Unfortunately the seller is a bit of a doofis and is too timid to do anything. : What can I do as this violation to the civil code puts us at a disadvantage - since most average folks seem to trust realtors more than us investors. Is this a matter I can report to the DRE directly? If so - is there a format that you have found better to use IE - certain department etc.??? : Thank you Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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