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No news is good news?

I am absolutely SICK of hearing this from my realtor.

When it took forever to hear back from inspections, my realtor repeatedly assured me "no news is good news"...and then the buyer came back with a TRR of like 17 things to fix. Realtor keeps sending out contractors for bids on these items, and our TRR response period ends tomorrow. I have no idea how we are supposed to respond to the buyer on these requests, because the realtor hasn't communicated anything to me.

We are slated to close the 10th which means we have to move the 7th...but we've still not heard anything from the appraisal. Our realtor keeps telling me "no news is good news". Well it wasn't good news last time, buddy! If the appraisal doesn't come back near asking, how can we know what we can offer the buyer in the way of credits at closing? We have a number we have to hit in order to make this work. *headdesk*

They keep assuring us with the surveyor coming out and the buyer's title office scheduling for us to pre-sign our side of the documents that "things are moving, and no news is good news".

I MUCH prefer buying a house to selling one. **rant over**

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