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February 13, 2011 at 1:10 PM #666987February 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM #665854
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Participant[quote=Doooh]So Realtors are the overpaid equivalent of a Radio show host who says “The next caller to dial 570-1007 is the winner.” You guys are jokers.
I’m in the wrong business if this is the case.
With cash in hand what the hell am I doing acting like a your regular Joe SixPack buyer. Waiting for MLS listings is for the birds. I’ll go out and find my own delinquent seller. This games rigged and I’m out to win now.[/quote]
You have it dead right, Doooh.
We all know the banks are getting bailed out on these bad loans by the taxpayers. And here are scams designed to increase these public losses for private gain. It may not be illegal, but it is absolutely immoral. I wouldn’t do business with a so-called professional who thinks this is acceptable conduct.
What is most unsettling is that some RE professionals consider this normal. We all suspected that these bailouts were an excuse to send an enormous amount of money to support slimy people engaging in slimy behavior. Now we can see one more piece of evidence.
February 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM #665916Participant[quote=Doooh]So Realtors are the overpaid equivalent of a Radio show host who says “The next caller to dial 570-1007 is the winner.” You guys are jokers.
I’m in the wrong business if this is the case.
With cash in hand what the hell am I doing acting like a your regular Joe SixPack buyer. Waiting for MLS listings is for the birds. I’ll go out and find my own delinquent seller. This games rigged and I’m out to win now.[/quote]
You have it dead right, Doooh.
We all know the banks are getting bailed out on these bad loans by the taxpayers. And here are scams designed to increase these public losses for private gain. It may not be illegal, but it is absolutely immoral. I wouldn’t do business with a so-called professional who thinks this is acceptable conduct.
What is most unsettling is that some RE professionals consider this normal. We all suspected that these bailouts were an excuse to send an enormous amount of money to support slimy people engaging in slimy behavior. Now we can see one more piece of evidence.
February 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM #666513Participant[quote=Doooh]So Realtors are the overpaid equivalent of a Radio show host who says “The next caller to dial 570-1007 is the winner.” You guys are jokers.
I’m in the wrong business if this is the case.
With cash in hand what the hell am I doing acting like a your regular Joe SixPack buyer. Waiting for MLS listings is for the birds. I’ll go out and find my own delinquent seller. This games rigged and I’m out to win now.[/quote]
You have it dead right, Doooh.
We all know the banks are getting bailed out on these bad loans by the taxpayers. And here are scams designed to increase these public losses for private gain. It may not be illegal, but it is absolutely immoral. I wouldn’t do business with a so-called professional who thinks this is acceptable conduct.
What is most unsettling is that some RE professionals consider this normal. We all suspected that these bailouts were an excuse to send an enormous amount of money to support slimy people engaging in slimy behavior. Now we can see one more piece of evidence.
February 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM #666651Participant[quote=Doooh]So Realtors are the overpaid equivalent of a Radio show host who says “The next caller to dial 570-1007 is the winner.” You guys are jokers.
I’m in the wrong business if this is the case.
With cash in hand what the hell am I doing acting like a your regular Joe SixPack buyer. Waiting for MLS listings is for the birds. I’ll go out and find my own delinquent seller. This games rigged and I’m out to win now.[/quote]
You have it dead right, Doooh.
We all know the banks are getting bailed out on these bad loans by the taxpayers. And here are scams designed to increase these public losses for private gain. It may not be illegal, but it is absolutely immoral. I wouldn’t do business with a so-called professional who thinks this is acceptable conduct.
What is most unsettling is that some RE professionals consider this normal. We all suspected that these bailouts were an excuse to send an enormous amount of money to support slimy people engaging in slimy behavior. Now we can see one more piece of evidence.
February 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM #666992Participant[quote=Doooh]So Realtors are the overpaid equivalent of a Radio show host who says “The next caller to dial 570-1007 is the winner.” You guys are jokers.
I’m in the wrong business if this is the case.
With cash in hand what the hell am I doing acting like a your regular Joe SixPack buyer. Waiting for MLS listings is for the birds. I’ll go out and find my own delinquent seller. This games rigged and I’m out to win now.[/quote]
You have it dead right, Doooh.
We all know the banks are getting bailed out on these bad loans by the taxpayers. And here are scams designed to increase these public losses for private gain. It may not be illegal, but it is absolutely immoral. I wouldn’t do business with a so-called professional who thinks this is acceptable conduct.
What is most unsettling is that some RE professionals consider this normal. We all suspected that these bailouts were an excuse to send an enormous amount of money to support slimy people engaging in slimy behavior. Now we can see one more piece of evidence.
February 13, 2011 at 1:28 PM #665859paramount
ParticipantYes and these realtwhores are at the center of the entire financial crisis – and the kingpin is none other than Barbara Corcoran.
February 13, 2011 at 1:28 PM #665921ParticipantYes and these realtwhores are at the center of the entire financial crisis – and the kingpin is none other than Barbara Corcoran.
February 13, 2011 at 1:28 PM #666518ParticipantYes and these realtwhores are at the center of the entire financial crisis – and the kingpin is none other than Barbara Corcoran.
February 13, 2011 at 1:28 PM #666656ParticipantYes and these realtwhores are at the center of the entire financial crisis – and the kingpin is none other than Barbara Corcoran.
February 13, 2011 at 1:28 PM #666996ParticipantYes and these realtwhores are at the center of the entire financial crisis – and the kingpin is none other than Barbara Corcoran.
February 13, 2011 at 1:30 PM #665864SD Realtor
ParticipantDooh I did not say that the listing agent did anything legal or illegal. However my advice to you are the logical steps that you should follow assuming they did something illegal. Your agent should be able to counsel you accordingly but generally I have found that making assumptions that this or that happened based on postings is more often false or overblown then correct. Conversely many who Have complained of similar circumstance do so without even submitting a written offer. Whether you have a legitimate beef or not, what I suggested are indeed the prudent steps to take but by no means do I have any idea if what was illegal or not…
February 13, 2011 at 1:30 PM #665926ParticipantDooh I did not say that the listing agent did anything legal or illegal. However my advice to you are the logical steps that you should follow assuming they did something illegal. Your agent should be able to counsel you accordingly but generally I have found that making assumptions that this or that happened based on postings is more often false or overblown then correct. Conversely many who Have complained of similar circumstance do so without even submitting a written offer. Whether you have a legitimate beef or not, what I suggested are indeed the prudent steps to take but by no means do I have any idea if what was illegal or not…
February 13, 2011 at 1:30 PM #666523ParticipantDooh I did not say that the listing agent did anything legal or illegal. However my advice to you are the logical steps that you should follow assuming they did something illegal. Your agent should be able to counsel you accordingly but generally I have found that making assumptions that this or that happened based on postings is more often false or overblown then correct. Conversely many who Have complained of similar circumstance do so without even submitting a written offer. Whether you have a legitimate beef or not, what I suggested are indeed the prudent steps to take but by no means do I have any idea if what was illegal or not…
February 13, 2011 at 1:30 PM #666662ParticipantDooh I did not say that the listing agent did anything legal or illegal. However my advice to you are the logical steps that you should follow assuming they did something illegal. Your agent should be able to counsel you accordingly but generally I have found that making assumptions that this or that happened based on postings is more often false or overblown then correct. Conversely many who Have complained of similar circumstance do so without even submitting a written offer. Whether you have a legitimate beef or not, what I suggested are indeed the prudent steps to take but by no means do I have any idea if what was illegal or not…
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