If the buyer was a licensed agent then you report them to the BRE not the board.. the board handles realtor squabbles this is much more serious.. and if the =buyer is licensed you threaten the real estate commission to get the attention  either way to try to prosecute this with lawyers will cost a lot of money !

I get approached all the time about it and I wasn't sure how most people handle it.

Any ideas on handling this?

How does everyone handle paperwork for renewals on their properties?

Tow her car next time, tell her she has her assigned spot, and if another car is in there that does not belong it will be towed.

I handle every escrow type, except mobile homes, including business sales, holding escrows and personal property...doubles and assignments are daily deals for me, too!

Some policies are just for belongings and liability. 

@brandon hall is the person I hired to handle all of my accounting.

If so, you should ask him to get another agent's opinion and it would probably be wise for him to pay that other agent to do a CMA if he wants to keep your business.If you do not have a signed agreement then you could call up another agent in the area and have them do a CMA for you and offer to pay for it as you probably will go with another agent to handle the buying and selling.Hope this helps Linda!

In my area, there are companies who do everything for you, including servicing the loan, creating the correct documents and paperwork for the borrowers to sign, and they handle any issues with missed payments and /or a foreclosure.