Unethical Kansas Realtor

[James H. Bushart]

The ESOP committee will respond to any complaint that anyone within the association wishes to file. We will not respond to O'Handjob witch hunts.

[gbeaumont]

Originally Posted by dbowers

Gerry -

I'm confused by your post. Don't get me wrong, I'm not condeming your way of advertising to the Realtors which you've posted, but I always read you as another personality type. How long have you been advertising to Realtors like this? Is it working? Tell us more about your 200% guarantee.

Dan I was quoting another (Georgia) inspector, NOT advocating that text AT ALL!!

Regards

Gerry

[Dan Bowers, CMI]

Oh, fudge I thought we were seeing your NEW marketing ads.

[John McKenna]

I see this type of pandering to realtors from many inspectors of all associations
across the board. .... (Even in Texas - yes James I said it). Licensing does
not make a sleazy inspectors perfect... but it does feel good to watch them
get nailed from time to time ... and to see a few tremble with repentance when
they see hammer pounding close to them...

I despise inspectors who become realtor whores. We work for the client,
even when the realtors calls us on behalf of the client.

[gbeaumont]

Originally Posted by dbowers

Oh, fudge I thought we were seeing your NEW marketing ads.

Hi Dan, I can't pretend that in this slow market I haven't been thinking about softening up a little to help the realtors out.

In fact I have been working on some softer comments:

"This gorgeous handyman special features many unique roof details,Possibly linked to the broken ridgebeam and prior fire damage"

"The Rustic charm of this Bijou Cottage is accentuated by the step cracking in the blockwork, which may point to some insignificant structural settlement (cracks less than 3" should be concidered insignificant).

"This energy efficient property features natural air conditioning, The windows are broken and the air handler is rusted out"

So whatdaya think Dan am I on the right lines

Regards

Gerry

[Dan Bowers, CMI]

Sounds good Gerry.

[cyezza]

Originally Posted by gbeaumont

Hi Dan, I can't pretend that in this slow market I haven't been thinking about softening up a little to help the realtors out.

In fact I have been working on some softer comments:

"This gorgeous handyman special features many unique roof details,Possibly linked to the broken ridgebeam and prior fire damage"

"The Rustic charm of this Bijou Cottage is accentuated by the step cracking in the blockwork, which may point to some insignificant structural settlement (cracks less than 3" should be concidered insignificant).

"This energy efficient property features natural air conditioning, The windows are broken and the air handler is rusted out"

So whatdaya think Dan am I on the right lines

Regards

Gerry

Very funny!!!!