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June 26, 2009 at 6:44 PM #421595June 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM #420875
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Guest[quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.
June 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM #421105Guest[quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.
June 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM #421376Guest[quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.
June 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM #421443Guest[quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.
June 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM #421605Guest[quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.
June 26, 2009 at 9:47 PM #420905Wickedheart
Participant[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.[/quote]
It is against MLS rules.
From the Sandicor agent homepage last month:
“Lockbox combinations are considered confidential information and should only be conveyed to other MLS participants and subscribers. Any member found in violation of giving a client a one day show code or combination for a combo box is in jeopardy of losing their keycard and MLS privileges. Sellers and listing agents are encouraged to contact the authorities should a member of the public be found entering the property without the accompaniment of an MLS participant as it is considered trespassing.”
I’ll laugh when somebody’s dog bites you.
June 26, 2009 at 9:47 PM #421135Participant[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.[/quote]
It is against MLS rules.
From the Sandicor agent homepage last month:
“Lockbox combinations are considered confidential information and should only be conveyed to other MLS participants and subscribers. Any member found in violation of giving a client a one day show code or combination for a combo box is in jeopardy of losing their keycard and MLS privileges. Sellers and listing agents are encouraged to contact the authorities should a member of the public be found entering the property without the accompaniment of an MLS participant as it is considered trespassing.”
I’ll laugh when somebody’s dog bites you.
June 26, 2009 at 9:47 PM #421406Participant[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.[/quote]
It is against MLS rules.
From the Sandicor agent homepage last month:
“Lockbox combinations are considered confidential information and should only be conveyed to other MLS participants and subscribers. Any member found in violation of giving a client a one day show code or combination for a combo box is in jeopardy of losing their keycard and MLS privileges. Sellers and listing agents are encouraged to contact the authorities should a member of the public be found entering the property without the accompaniment of an MLS participant as it is considered trespassing.”
I’ll laugh when somebody’s dog bites you.
June 26, 2009 at 9:47 PM #421473Participant[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.[/quote]
It is against MLS rules.
From the Sandicor agent homepage last month:
“Lockbox combinations are considered confidential information and should only be conveyed to other MLS participants and subscribers. Any member found in violation of giving a client a one day show code or combination for a combo box is in jeopardy of losing their keycard and MLS privileges. Sellers and listing agents are encouraged to contact the authorities should a member of the public be found entering the property without the accompaniment of an MLS participant as it is considered trespassing.”
I’ll laugh when somebody’s dog bites you.
June 26, 2009 at 9:47 PM #421635Participant[quote=pabloesqobar][quote=Wickedheart][quote=pabloesqobar]Easiest method is to become friends with a local realtor who will give you the number to the lockbox. You can preview the home at your leisure. I’ve even run across the same combo at different properties.[/quote]
That’s really appalling, not to mention unethical. Realtors like your friend are the reason I refused to allow a lockbox on the rental I was living in.
[/quote]Wow. Appalling and unethical. Whatever.[/quote]
It is against MLS rules.
From the Sandicor agent homepage last month:
“Lockbox combinations are considered confidential information and should only be conveyed to other MLS participants and subscribers. Any member found in violation of giving a client a one day show code or combination for a combo box is in jeopardy of losing their keycard and MLS privileges. Sellers and listing agents are encouraged to contact the authorities should a member of the public be found entering the property without the accompaniment of an MLS participant as it is considered trespassing.”
I’ll laugh when somebody’s dog bites you.
June 26, 2009 at 11:14 PM #420940an
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]And who isgoing to apy for setting up that screening process. Who will be liable when some pedophile has their way with someone’s kid?
Who wants surveliiance cameras in their house. Other than in the bedroom;)
Sorry guys I was just stirring the pot on this issue. Time for nice tall glass of vino…………[/quote]
The government of course. Better yet, the buyers, the sellers, the agents, the brokers, the loan brokers, the advertiser, Google, MSFT, YHOO, etc. BTW, what kind of parents leave their kids alone when strangers come into the house?June 26, 2009 at 11:14 PM #421170Participant[quote=sdrealtor]And who isgoing to apy for setting up that screening process. Who will be liable when some pedophile has their way with someone’s kid?
Who wants surveliiance cameras in their house. Other than in the bedroom;)
Sorry guys I was just stirring the pot on this issue. Time for nice tall glass of vino…………[/quote]
The government of course. Better yet, the buyers, the sellers, the agents, the brokers, the loan brokers, the advertiser, Google, MSFT, YHOO, etc. BTW, what kind of parents leave their kids alone when strangers come into the house?June 26, 2009 at 11:14 PM #421441Participant[quote=sdrealtor]And who isgoing to apy for setting up that screening process. Who will be liable when some pedophile has their way with someone’s kid?
Who wants surveliiance cameras in their house. Other than in the bedroom;)
Sorry guys I was just stirring the pot on this issue. Time for nice tall glass of vino…………[/quote]
The government of course. Better yet, the buyers, the sellers, the agents, the brokers, the loan brokers, the advertiser, Google, MSFT, YHOO, etc. BTW, what kind of parents leave their kids alone when strangers come into the house?June 26, 2009 at 11:14 PM #421508Participant[quote=sdrealtor]And who isgoing to apy for setting up that screening process. Who will be liable when some pedophile has their way with someone’s kid?
Who wants surveliiance cameras in their house. Other than in the bedroom;)
Sorry guys I was just stirring the pot on this issue. Time for nice tall glass of vino…………[/quote]
The government of course. Better yet, the buyers, the sellers, the agents, the brokers, the loan brokers, the advertiser, Google, MSFT, YHOO, etc. BTW, what kind of parents leave their kids alone when strangers come into the house? -
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