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It is not the agent's responsibility to know what repairs are needed! Really?

Joshua Dorkin
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Posted

I saw a post on Twitter that I had to respond to . . . of course, the response and initial post are priceless, IMO.

First Tweet:

My Response:

Her response:

Am I in the wrong here? Or, is it the responsibility of a listing agent to know these things?

I look forward to your feedback here, and if you feel like responding on Twitter, I've supplied links to the 3 tweets above.

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