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Preston C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • KS/MO
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Realtors Touting Market Crash

Preston C.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • KS/MO
Posted

I’ve seen a lot of agents lately talking about the market crashing soon, and using that to their advantage to get people to sell their home. Is that really legal for realtors to do? It definitely doesn’t seem ethical to me, as no one really knows for sure when or if the market will crash. Stating facts about what’s happening in the market and with interest rates, politics, etc. I get is ok. But flat out telling people the market is going to crash soon doesn’t seem right.

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