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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
"I was just showing the house, and my buyer was killed!"
rip.. there goes the neighborhood! =(
wonder around how often this happens, and what could have possibly been the motive - beyond robbery - for specifically just barging in on a house and opening fire, i mean is leaving the front door 'open' or unlocked momentarily (by agent, seler, or buyer) while showing the culprit? it wasn't even an 'open' house or was it?
http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2015/03/0...
"A real estate agent was showing a married couple a home for-sale just outside of Fort Lauderdale, when a gunman barged in and shot and killed the husband before fleeing, police report."
any tips, i mean should we always lock the front door behind us during showings, even 'open' houses? i usually don't!