Realtor Says I Should Have Called Her

[Mike Garrett RAA]

I don't discuss the value unless the client has told me to talk to the agent or home owner. Again, I will repeat, the homeowner and the agent are parties to the transaction by virture of their signatures on the contract; therefore, I don't have any real heartburn about discussing my appraisal with them once they have been told the value or provided a copy by the lender. Is it right? I think so but I could be wrong too. Each of us has to make business decisions and mine is to work with my publics to the best of my ability.

 

[Phil Rice]

So Mike, in this situation, you do not insist on written permission from the client?

 

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[Tater Salad]

I don't know, Wally--I have an agent that can send you at least 3 veterinarian's opinions that the horse may not be dead. I wish you would have called me before you decided that the horse died. And if you won't change your prognosis, she'll find someone who will.

 

[Wally Jones]

Carole, quick! Have that agent call me! Maybe she can find me three other horses that have also been lying down for two weeks and smell this bad! Then I can sell him before anyone notices! Reckon it'll have to be one of them VA loans, though........Veterinarian's Administration. B)