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Are you noticing more Unethical Realtors? Or just in Maryland?
It seems I am running in to quite a few unethical Realtors. Wondering if its everywhere, or just here in Maryland? (Carroll County)
I could go on for days, but the scenario that happened this morning has got me fuming!
Spent hours putting together an "Non-Contingent", No Inspections, As-is offer on a project that has hit the 100 day on market point yesterday. My Realtor forwarded the offer via email last evening around 7:30 pm. This morning at 8:01 am, he gets a one-sentence reply. "No thanks, we have a better offer on the table now" . Which would be fine, if it were true. I am positive it was never presented. (My Realtor gets a receipt when the email is opened...)
Yes, it was less than list price. I included a one page letter to the seller (which I normally don't do), explaining our logic, and wanting to start a conversation. (The house needs over $100K in renovations)
I have many, many, more stories about less than ethical Realtors - Just this past year. Just in the last 15 or so offers.
I may start posting them one at a time. Should I?
Just wondering if you guys are having the same things happening in your neck of the woods. Thoughts?
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@John Lopes Some devices do not trigger open/read receipts. And if that message was automatically forwarded to some other email account, or downloaded and then opened offline, etc. that would also fail to trigger the open/read.
I think you're assuming too much here.
- Tom Gimer
