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Is it normal for an agent to step out....

JENNIFER LOVE
  • Belleview, FL
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We had a showing at our home today....the agent stepped outside to take a cigarrette break, leaving the buyer inside alone for 10 minutes, then putting the cigarette out onto our exterior concrete patio.
Is it appropriate for the realtor to leave the buyer in a home unattended?
Thank you! :)

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Originally posted by Aaron Churnick:

You are in my backyard, I always research everything about the people in my market. Took me 60 seconds to know that your story didn't add up. Not that you matter.

I've been sitting here for 5 minutes trying to figure out how to address this comment.

But, I just can't do it in a way that wouldn't require me using inappropriate language. Anyone know a non-profane synonym for "*******"?

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