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The public could get an idea of the number of homes a realtor has sold by looking at a realtors profile online. However, not all realtors have profiles, and even if they do, their numbers are often inaccurate.
It depends on the seller and state laws. As a real estate agent, your duty is to your client. If the seller asks the listing agent to not reveal offers, then the agent cannot disclose any information about other offers on the table. The second layer is all legal.
The public could get an idea of the number of homes a realtor has sold by looking at a realtors profile on Zillow, Trulia, and realtor.com. However, not all realtors have profiles, and even if they do, their numbers are often inaccurate.
I am also a licensed real estate broker. There is a requirement that brokers have written contracts with their clients. The form is uncomplicated, and you, as consumer, have the power to negotiate many if its terms. After all, you have 1) the property to be sold; or 2) the money to be paid for purchase of a property.
This phenomenon aligns perfectly with the 80/20 rule in real estate, which states that roughly 80% of an agents sales come from just 20% of their efforts. Analyzing transaction volumes, sales figures, and commissions reveals that focusing on high-yield activities and clients can dramatically impact an agents success.
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The realtor cannot TELL you what to bid. She can tell you what the comps say is a the fair market value, but its up to you to decide what you want to offer. (Its not a bid unless youre at an auction - its an offer to buy.)

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