Has anyone made the move on their own?
Nov 20th 2006, 3:25 pm
#121
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Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by Ray
Never felt the need to be loved ..
But we will give you all the advice you need or want .. Before you
get involved with certain sales people..and believe me you will need it ..
Consumer protection is pretty much zero in the US ..
There is no such thing as the Sales of Goods act ..or advertising standard ..
You will learn the term .limited warranty ...
It dog eat dog ...
Realtor and their 75 hours of training .. big deal
I spent 200 hours just learning to handle one particular item in
my past ..
I used to own the Florida Forum ...The spamming by realtors became so bad ..we stopped all realtor from joining... and complained to their
various bodies .. waste of time ... auto protect when into gear..
But we will give you all the advice you need or want .. Before you
get involved with certain sales people..and believe me you will need it ..
Consumer protection is pretty much zero in the US ..
There is no such thing as the Sales of Goods act ..or advertising standard ..
You will learn the term .limited warranty ...
It dog eat dog ...
Realtor and their 75 hours of training .. big deal
I spent 200 hours just learning to handle one particular item in
my past ..
I used to own the Florida Forum ...The spamming by realtors became so bad ..we stopped all realtor from joining... and complained to their
various bodies .. waste of time ... auto protect when into gear..
Nov 20th 2006, 3:39 pm
#122
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Joined: Oct 2006
Location: Atlanta, GA
Posts: 175
Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by lionheart
Yes, but guess what. He had previously worked at the office of the RE we were dealing with. When I tried to get her to follow through, she just said 'He's not returning calls'. I thought "why do we have you as an agent, I can make calls myself that don't get returned" and dropped her.
I consequently found all the information on the house through another agent and the LA county assessor's office on-line site. Anyway, that's enough. I get mad just going over it again
I consequently found all the information on the house through another agent and the LA county assessor's office on-line site. Anyway, that's enough. I get mad just going over it again
Nov 20th 2006, 3:43 pm
#123
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Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by David Richardson
Ok. Lets drop the subject -you got a raw deal. Enough already.......
Nov 20th 2006, 4:27 pm
#124
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Joined: Aug 2004
Location: MA, USA
Posts: 92,170
Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by Manc
you've just described Insurance brokers too......................and the public think we're rip off merchants too.
which we are.
which we are.
but so far, I've had a couple of good ones, one in maine and the bloke we're using now, but then he was highly recommended...be a nightmare otherwise...same with dentists etc...so much a gamble ain't it.
Nov 20th 2006, 4:30 pm
#125
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Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by Ray
...I spent 200 hours just learning to handle one particular item in
my past ..
my past ..
Nov 20th 2006, 4:39 pm
#126
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Re: Has anyone made the move on their own?
Originally Posted by Ray
...........The only people who ever come here and go on and on about their job are Realtor.....
WE DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT..........
WE DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT..........
Not necessarily, oh wizened one:
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