With a hospital merger throwing my hospital-based physician group's contract into jeopardy, I'm keeping my ears open about other possible jobs and may need to relocate. While in theory, we should have about a year left on our hospital contract, the way things are going with other groups, they may just decide to cut ties with us with 90 day's notice.
I was considering consulting with a realtor for a walk through to get some general idea about what my house would likely sell at, how long it would take to sell, and what improvements they would suggest making that would add value to the home or increase its liklihood of selling.
Am I out of line calling someone if I may not decide to list for up to a year or maybe (unlikely) at all if something miraculously works out? Would they consider it a waste of time...or is it something they charge for? Would they not give any advice until I decided to list? While I may stay on with the new administration in the short term, I can't honestly see this job being decent in the long term.
I was considering consulting with a realtor for a walk through to get some general idea about what my house would likely sell at, how long it would take to sell, and what improvements they would suggest making that would add value to the home or increase its liklihood of selling.
Am I out of line calling someone if I may not decide to list for up to a year or maybe (unlikely) at all if something miraculously works out? Would they consider it a waste of time...or is it something they charge for? Would they not give any advice until I decided to list? While I may stay on with the new administration in the short term, I can't honestly see this job being decent in the long term.
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