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    Howard Hanna - Rochester

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    Howard Hanna Pittsford - Monroe Avenue

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    I recently purchased a home sold by this realtor. The house turned out to be a filthy money pit…read morebecause they hid everything so well. Not only was the owner filthy, she left a washer and dryer, and a range that do not work. I think that should be disclosed at the very least. People say that you are not buying appliances, but then why leave them in the house? If you choose to purchase a home sold by Hanna, please, please look over every square inch. It will serve you well to do so, believe me. I am the type of person that would never sell a home the way this owner did, and I think the realtor should have guided her as to how the shape of the home should be. I guess it is true that realtors are just like car salespeople, and that is very sad indeed. A home is where one lives, and it should be clean, and the owner honest.

    I had a terrible recent experience with Howard Hanna Realty Services Pittsford, who received a…read more$9,600 commission to serve as my "buyer's agent" in addition to representing the seller for an additional $9,600. While brokers and agents have an "ethical" and contractual obligation to 'represent the interest of and advocate on behalf of the buyer', that was not my experience with the HH Pittsford agent, who minimized and dismissed my concerns about discrepancies with her property description along with identifying deficiencies and needs for repairs and maintenance at the sellers expense. I also shared these concerns with the HH Pittsford broker and HH NY president but never received a response. This speaks volumes as to how Howard Hanna views clients as just another quick 6% commission. As a result, I recommend that home buyers avoid using any seller's agent as well as the seller's listing firm to represent you as a "buyer's agent" for an easy 3% commission. This "dual agent role" is filled with conflicts of interests in an industry that demands high commissions and often provides little value to buyers. Realtors usually want you to commit to a 6% commission that increases your mortgage and property taxes and ties you up with a 3-month contract with little commitment on what they will provide you. Sellers should consider the growing trend of buying and selling houses directly via Zillow, along with a flat-fee MLS service, personal websites and direct marketing to neighbors, families and friends; Realtors often have financial relationships (that are frequently not disclosed) with the people that they recommend that you use. As an alternative, consideration should be given to directly hiring your own consultants (eg. legal, financing, home inspectors, contractors etc.) that you have researched and will be responsive to you and not the realtor. There are many alternatives to using realtors (and the people that they recommend) that can cost substantially less and result in a win-win situation for both buyers and sellers.

    Howard Hanna - Rochester - commercialrealestate - Updated July 2026

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