When providing a referral to a valued client, never do this:

[Patrick Britton]

Recently, I asked a "vendor" with whom I've had a professional relationship for 4 years for a referral to a real estate agent, because the previous two I had were idiots.  He gave me a brand-new rookie, fresh out of licensing with a background in COSMOTOLOGY.  This idiot was dumber than the previous two.  Long story short, Roofstock saved the day.  

If you are a realtor, property manager, whatever, it doesn't matter...don't refer your "valued" clients lousy, incompetent people.  It's one of the easiest ways to lose business permanently.

[Caroline Gerardo]

New licensees are always bad? Throwing stones from inside a glass house?

A year as an appraiser, not on six of my Michigan Appraisal Management Systems for MI; you were a realtor for bit; and Investment Advisor for Canadian companies... You are great at what you.                          Vendor gifted their time to you providing a name, it's up to you to vet your partners

 "roofshock"  referral $ pay was the perfect fit, or this is an ad?