I tried getting clients in a similar method when I was pounding the pavement looking to jumpstart my Realtor career, and I failed.

This is a good opportunity to communicate that this is not okay and that you would always like to have go/no-go decisions on any spend over $X.Worst case scenario they said or thought "in for a penny in for a pound" and wanted to make as much as possible off this ordeal, never-mind the outcome for you, their client. 

A listing agent has the obligation to present all offers received, however a selling agent can tell you to pound sand.  

With the 1031 the tax man eventually gets his pound of flesh.

(guess) of their listings I think everyone should call their bluff and tell them to pound sand. 

from one duct.I also got about five pounds of fossilized dog turds from the vents in the kitchen and dining room.

Easiest way to remove an unwanted guest is to talk to the police and put them on a "no trespass" notice. 

On the very top is a 5,700-pound chime tower complete with bells made from oxygen acetylene bottles, of course.

One of the ways we add value to a seller is getting rid of the unwanted belongings (junk) in house after they leave.

Am I being penny wise and pound foolish?