In my experience most RE agents are dishonest, incompetent or both.

There are a lot of people promoting the "wholesaling" game that unfortunately, are acting unethically, dishonestly, and in some cases illegally.

If I did not purchase the 4-plex you looked at I would make a point to bring it back up to see what he says and ask him point blank why he was dishonest with you during the first meeting.

You don't want to work with dishonest people.

You can get the most info this way and really nail down the specifics of your competition but I don't like bothering people or being dishonest about my intentions telling them I am looking for a rental when I really just want to know the price, amenities and condition.

I'm wondering if anyone has guidance on my rights here (I'm determining if it's worth approaching a lawyer or not).I'm nearing close of escrow on a property. Two issues came up that make me feel the seller has not ope...

I find it to be a very dishonest practice.Good luck.

Anyone who says they did not go through it (to some extent) is being dishonest with you or themselves.2.

Best way to get back at dishonest companies is to leave reviews.

I agree it encourages people to be dishonest, and I know I as a consumer don't like add-on charges, so I don't want to do it to my clients either.