06-05-2007, 07:32 PM
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Mr. Ganja
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: North of mexico and south of Canada
Posts: 9,850
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Originally Posted by ViRedd
I've been in the RE business for longer than I want to admit. I know a LOT about human nature too. I can honestly say that I have NEVER lied to a customer/client ... never! My motto is ... everything above board and disclosed in a timely manner. With that said, in all the years in the business, I've met a FEW unscrupulous sales people and mortgage brokers. Most ... and I emphasize, MOST people in the RE business wouldn't hurt a fly. For those who didn't read contracts, bought at the end of a frenzy, believed everything they were told without investigating, without even asking a single question ... all I can say is, too bad ... learn from the experience. For the dishonest brokers, their time is coming. They are being investigated on the FEDERAL level and they WILL do time. And that's a good thing.
Vi
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Well, glad to see you're "honest" But seems there were a few unlike you. In defense of the ignorant home purchasers, I really doubt one out of a hundred reads all that paperwork they sign at escrow, I didn't. I trusted the person that was selling me the house and his representatives, the brokers, but I'd never have agreed to a progressive loan for any reason, If I couldn't afford the home, I'd not buy it. I have owned 7 homes in my life and always used a realtor. I don't think I'd use one again, not for the crook reasons but for the money reasons, 6% of 300,000 is 18,000, thats way too much to pay a realtor IMHO. |