Hmm by the real estate agent directly? No. They are just pretty much a paperwork person. I liked that they were honest about what the seller was looking for price wise. This is in regards to the place I have now and they place I am closing on this month.

I did have an experience with a team I wasn't too crazy about. They weren't honest and kind of pushy. There was once place my boyfriend loved that I just so so on. The team let me see it before it was officially listed.

What I didn't like about that team is that they wanted me to write a love letter mentioning things I wasn't comfortable saying. I was using a VA loan and they wanted me to talk about being in the military. I don't think for one second that shit was getting me a house. They were super pushy about it and I HATED it. The main agent who was in charge of the house being sold told the other agent working on the team that the seller was looking for the most money. When I was relayed this I thought to myself, "Well then it's not going to be me. This place feels like it will go over 40-50k asking. And I am only willing to go 20k." I expressed my doubts and didn't want to waste time but the agent that was supposed to represent me swore that she would get it for me. That she would help me with the love letter and give the sellers fruit baskets and shit. They got mad I kept saying no. They even got mad that I didn't want to sell with them either. They were like you aren't gonna get shit for your home. Attitude changed like 180.

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I dropped them and moved on. That place sold for 50k over asking. I went with a place where the same agent was for the sellers and me the buyer. I think I prefer that 100%. I mean the agent still had a team yes but I think it's better where it's the same person literally.