I had difficulties w Seal Cove Realty, the individual that I signed the contract with to sell my house. He's a stand-alone operative. The house was turned into a 2 bed plus Den but he insisted it needed to be promoted as a 3 bedroom and this caused confusion w realtors and potential buyers who didn't see a 3 bed when then toured the home. Then I sold the house and the buyers and their realtor were having problems with his communication. I was commiserating with them, because I was having problems as well, and this included his continual negative attitude, so I ended up being the one in the middle, dealing with both sides. He stays at his desk, does paperwork and that's all. He never had a potential buyer to show my house to. And there was no in-person witnessing of inspections or repairs along with me, which was very unlike most listing agents who are very hand's on and on-site. It was all on me, all the time. I had friends feeling sorry for me for having this realtor! The buyers' realtor was such a contrast to mine! She was golden and her clients loved her. And even the day the money for the sale of the house was holding for close in the Title company account - yes, I was in contact with them for follow-up - he was still all pessimistic about whether the financial would go thru, as if some sudden calamity would take place on escrow close date though they were a retired couple and their financials were stable. This realtor made my job of relocation so much more tense and uneasy than it need have been. read more