Joseph C. Hastings,
Broker, Forest Hills, NY
Hello Ara. You have your answers below. My interest is to know what happened. What aspect of this Realtors service did your parents find so deplorable that they feel they have to file a complaint? I don't know this realtor but the complaint is serious business. Perhaps his manner is rough perhaps something regarding the rental needed a bit more clarity. IN any event, I wish your parents all the best.
Christopher Pagli - ABR, GREEN,
Agent, 10580
Hi, You can call the Long Island Board of Realtors 631-661-4800 or contact the Dept Of State licensing services.
Chris
Chris
Web Reference: http://www.WestchesterCountyRealEstateMarket.com
Gail Gladstone, CIPS, TRC, SRES, RECS,
Broker, 11743
Call Long Island Board of Realtors 631-661-4800 and they will connect you to the proper department.
The State of NY also governs our licensing.
The State of NY also governs our licensing.
Web Reference: http://GladstoneGroupRealty.com
Anna Brocco,
Agent, Nassau County, NY
If you are referring to Northport, Long Island--you can begin by contacting the agent's broker owner, and or office manager, and express all your concerns; you can contact the Long Island Board of Realty, (631) 661-4800, then go from there.
Jacques Ambron, CRB CBR SFR,
Broker, 11375
You may want to consult with an attorney before going to any great lengths. Find out if the agent is acting in a manor that is either "illegal", or "unethical", or is not giving you "honest and fair dealing" Then you can act according to he previous 2 posts
Ron Thomas,
Agent, Fresno, CA
If they are renting and do not have a CONTRACT with a Realtor,
they probably do not have the basic for a COMPLAINT.
If there is something you consider unethical, you should inquire at the local MLS or the State Board.
Good luck and may God bless
they probably do not have the basic for a COMPLAINT.
If there is something you consider unethical, you should inquire at the local MLS or the State Board.
Good luck and may God bless
JOE RUNFOLA, BROKER, GRI, ITI,
Broker, New York, NY
Here is the link to a complaint form; http://www.dos.ny.gov/forms/licensing/1507-a.pdf
The Department of State is committed to maintaining the integrity and competence of the licensees within its jurisdiction. Should a member of the public believe that a licensee has acted in an untrustworthy or incompetent manner, he or she may file a complaint with the Department's Division of Licensing Services. The complaint will be reviewed and an investigation will be commenced to determine whether the licensee should be disciplined. Both the licensee and the complainant are kept apprised of the proceedings.
A licensee who is found to be in violation of the law is subject to reprimand, fine, suspension or revocation.
The Department of State is committed to maintaining the integrity and competence of the licensees within its jurisdiction. Should a member of the public believe that a licensee has acted in an untrustworthy or incompetent manner, he or she may file a complaint with the Department's Division of Licensing Services. The complaint will be reviewed and an investigation will be commenced to determine whether the licensee should be disciplined. Both the licensee and the complainant are kept apprised of the proceedings.
A licensee who is found to be in violation of the law is subject to reprimand, fine, suspension or revocation.
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