What's an armed length transaction?  Someone with an AK-47?   

Are you still in the position to refer it?

Not understanding. Is the need for an arms length transaction for this property, a probate situation?

If it is one of the best high end broker, I'm sure they know what to do. The pictures look great. Yet, if they are ok with you marketing on your own, why not to post on your social networks? 

John DL Arendsen I'd say  - referral fees?

Let all my network know about the sale, maybe minus the listing broker's info.

Serious referral fee.

Arm length ones aren't bad.  For armed length, I'd market to the CRPA & NRA!  Ok, joking aside now.

If it's with one of the best area brokerages focusing on high-end I'd take their marketing plan and do a gap analysis compared to what you would have done.  If gaps exist, I'd ask them to market there or to give you permission to do the marketing (as a the owner, which it sounds like you are, at least partially).  Since it sounds like you are an owner/partial owner, there is nothing stopping you from marketing it on your site, to your friends, at the local country club (or yacht club), etc.  I'd just get your agent's blessing first, so as not to ruffle any feathers.

Park and reading on this one.

Probably best to trust this firm to do their job, if their listing runs out then you can be ready to find a better firm with better ideas.

In my jurisdiction, one cannot interfere with a listing listed with another brokerage.

I would do nothing unless directly asked to intervene.

When I am hired to help in the sale of real estate, I do not look favorably upon those who inject unsolicited help.

Beautiful home with a view of an Ocean. I wonder how much income it takes to own with just 20% down. Hope you sell it fast.

S

John,

We have spoken about this, and we wish you all the best.  A

LOL Gabe's answer cracked me up! But, start calling your SOI

Good luck.