Comments on: Lesson 16 - Real Estate Math http://repupil.com/posts/41 Things your agent will never tell you. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 07:45:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.1 By: JJ http://repupil.com/posts/41#comment-51 JJ Fri, 16 Mar 2007 01:34:22 +0000 http://repupil.com/posts/41#comment-51 So I guess that's why a lot of listings say "Buyer to confirm sq ft." LoL. So I guess that’s why a lot of listings say “Buyer to confirm sq ft.” LoL.

]]> By: admin http://repupil.com/posts/41#comment-56 admin Fri, 16 Mar 2007 02:35:42 +0000 http://repupil.com/posts/41#comment-56 It certainly makes things convenient. An agent can go crazy "puffing" up his property, and just mention somewhere on the property that the buyer's agent has to confirm. Home falling apart? List it as newly renovated. City refusing to zone a room as a bedroom? Count it as one anyway! Thankfully agents have been trained with such thorough schooling, that they are well prepared to see through such, and will identify all the lies on a listing for their seller. NOT. It certainly makes things convenient. An agent can go crazy “puffing” up his property, and just mention somewhere on the property that the buyer’s agent has to confirm.

Home falling apart? List it as newly renovated. City refusing to zone a room as a bedroom? Count it as one anyway!

Thankfully agents have been trained with such thorough schooling, that they are well prepared to see through such, and will identify all the lies on a listing for their seller. NOT.

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