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Jason S.
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  • Diamond Bar, CA
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Real Estate Ethics & Courtesy

Jason S.
  • Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
Posted

I do not know what rules Realtor's live by so I am posting this for a little insight from the forum.

We recently listed a property for sale in Riverside, Ca. The listing is currently "active" with a local broker. I drove up to my property this afternoon and found a real estate sign on my property that said:

"Bank Owned Home! 24 hour recorded message 1-800-xxx-xxxx listing #104"

Thinking my broker was "out of touch" for my non-bank owned home I called the 1-800 number and heard my listing being read directly to me - I pushed the button to connect with an agent and ...... I was connected to an agent for a different broker. Apparently this broker simply placed his sign on my property - hence attempting to not only degrade my fully re-hab'd property by calling it "bank owned" but also to steal my brokers business.

This could not have been a mistake as the message on the recording was word for word duplicate of my listing, therefore the broker knew he was placing a sign on another brokers listing.

This must be against some Realtor "Rule" or "Code" - What, if anything, should be done?

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