Damn there is someone doing them really cheap in Austin

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

I guess I'm wondering how SHE got your email that you sent to the inspector? I can only guess...

[Bert B. de Haan]

As far as I am concerned, your email was very polite and professional.

[Chuck Evans]

Interesting... Did you ever hear back from the inspector?

[George E. Russell]

Not a word...

[Chuck Evans]

Apparently he was cozier with the agent than you thought.

Hope he wasn't paying to be on her list, that would really upset him to know she even considered using you.

[Bert B. de Haan]

There are inspectors who pay to be on a Realtor's list?

[George E. Russell]

Originally Posted by cevans

Apparently he was cozier with the agent than you thought.

Hope he wasn't paying to be on her list, that would really upset him to know she even considered using you.

You know Chuck for some reason I'll bet they are both a little "put out"
Wasn't really my intentions but for some reason the whole thing makes me smile.....

[Donnie Roberts]

Originally Posted by grussell

I had a first today. I had an agent call me for a quote for a client. The quote was for a 1500 sqft pier & beam built in 1957. I bid it at what I already thought to be a tad low. $375 and told the agent I'd give her client 10% off as a get to know you kind of thing. First she wanted to know why inspectors charge so much extra for p&b then told me that even with the discount she had an inspector she worked with a lot that was WAY cheaper. I said thanks for calling and good luck.

Hey George,
Well I guess you could say I am a newby to the business in Austin, less than a year. But I have my prices on what I charge, and im not going down just to get a job, especially doing it for chump change.