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Nathan Gesner
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Who's watching while you show a home?

Nathan Gesner
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I've written about this before, but it's always worth a reminder!

Electronic monitoring is increasingly common. You could be showing a house and the Sellers can listen to you via a laptop, a security camera, their Alexa, or other spy devices.  In the article below, a Landlord didn't realize his Tenant was watching the home and he behaved badly.

Before showing a home, warn your Buyers that anything they say or do may be recorded. If you wish to have a discussion about things you wouldn't want the Seller to hear, it's best to have that conversation outside in the driveway or maybe back at the office.

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/...

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