Listed by Sarah Hill
,Bought with Gregory Klesius from Gulf Coast Fishing Homes Realty
Source: Hernando County Association of REALTORS®, Inc. #2257804
4016 Flamingo Blvd, Hernando Beach, FL, 34607
$460,000
SingleFam
•At one point, I felt as thought the sellers agent was not acting professional and living up to the responsibilities of a sellers agent by not providing the keys to the exterior house doors. Not one key to any of the 3 exterior hinged doors. Not one of them. This is the house I just closed on. In my opinion she acted as though she wasnt going to rectify the situation and wouldn’t reach out to me to discuss it. I’ve bought houses before, and everyone knows when you close the keys are provided to you as part of the closing. Right???? It’s required not optional. Greg was my buyers agent and lt is my opinion that because he got involved, the sellers agent begrudgingly sent a locksmith out to cut a key for the front door. Greg said it’s clearly unacceptable. He even offered to make it right financially for me if she didn’t do the right thing even though it wasn’t his responsibility. In my opinion the sellers agent wouldn’t have lifted a finger to help me as the closing was completed and she thought we couldn’t do anything about it and she already had her money. In my opinion, she was a difficult and unreasonable person and company to deal with in the Hernando Beach area. I very much appreciated Greg getting my back when I needed him.

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