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by Sherry Ferfes on October 27th, 2009
Why didn't you inform her of a house that you liked? How did you submit the offer? Was it though another agent?
That would have been the ethical route to take. Realtors spend time and money helping their clients find a home.
Sherry Ferfes
Century 21 Doug Anderson
Lic#01837842
661-524-5432
sherryferfes@gmail.com
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I agree Sherry! to me that is a low thing to do!
by Greggo on October 27th, 2009