"Man has no nobler function than to defend the truth." Ruth McKenney
Not every transaction goes perfect. We all try, but something will inevitably happen if you have many transactions. Being busy, one needs help to focus on all the details. So, for those of you who are busy in this industry, when something goes wrong AND it is your fault, do you take the blame or do you come up with a scapegoat? DO you tell the truth to your seller or buyer? Or do you start blaming the lender, the title attorney, the appraiser, or whomever?
There is a saying: "the truth will set us free". Better to tell the truth than to have to continue to not tell the truth and complicate the situation even more.
What do you do?
Ann Sabbagh
Vice-President
Seacoast Mortgage Corporation
Residential and Commercial Financing
508-243-1190
Please visit my website: www.annsabbagh.com
"When you choose me as your mortgage consultant, you also choose a financial planner who cares about your financial strength."
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