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Sellers Agent MIA

A house my spouse and I fell in love with hit the market Thursday; we submitted an offer that day. The listing agent asked that we date our offer to last until 10pm Friday as the seller did not want to string out the decision making process. Listing agent confirmed that she received our offer and had presented it to the seller. Seller wanted to sleep on it (there were multiple offers) so listing agent said she'd reach out Friday.

That was the last we've heard from her.

Our realtor has tried calling and texting multiple times but no response. She originally thought the listing agent was being unprofessional but began wondering if a personal emergency popped up. Our agent even called the listing agents broker just to see if she was ok; broker hasn't heard from her either and agreed it seemed very strange. He told my agent he'd get back to her if he heard anything. Haven't gotten a call so I assume he hasn't.

So, what happens now? The listing is still active. If they were intentionally going to continue to show it all weekend, why ask us to date our offers for Friday night? Are offers received after the realtors specified "time" able to be contenders? If something really did happen does the broker just take over the listing?

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