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141 Comments on Do you use birth control?
Fantastic post! That would be sooo difficult to ask people. How invasive. Thank goodness laws have changed.
Yes, indeed, Dawn. Can you even imagine??
Wow! That's crazy! I've never heard of such a thing and can only imagine the offense I would take if asked that question today. We have come a long way, haven't we?
What about the other form of 'birth control'? I'm talking about not keeping in touch with your past clients which have kids who grow up and need a Realtor to represent them? Or should we call it business control? As a former loan officer, I'm grateful I never had to ask that question.
Nicole, Yes, crazy. Yes, people were offended. But more importantly, yes, we have in fact come a long way. :)
Brian, Good comparison between birth and business control! Somethime to think about!
Holy Cow! Can't imagine discussing that topic with my lender. Yuck! Just think if it was a guy! I guessed Virginia Slims - my mom's cigarette of choice. We were just dicussing the "good old days" with our 12 year old. Now you gave me an idea for my own post.
Nancy
Yep, Nancy, it was Virginia Slims. I'll be watching for your post!!
I didn't know that Ruth! What an uncomfortable situation to be in! Well I guess loan officers can be glad they don't have to ask that question any longer!
Ok. that's my enlightment, what in the world were they thinking, lesson for the day. Thanks for sharing.
Ruth - We have come a long way, indeed! I, too remember the days when an unmarried woman could not qualify for a loan on her own. Seems even more absurd now then it did back then
Ruth - We have come a long way, indeed! I, too remember the days when an unmarried woman could not qualify for a loan on her own. Seems even more absurd now then it did back then
Wow! Was "poke and hope" an accepted method? Times have changed, mostly for the better.
Patricia, you are soooo right!
Bev, glad I was able to share with you the lesson for the day! :)
Absurd is a good word for it, Kathie!
Tigard, "Nope"!
Imagine my surprise when my Google Alert for my name shows up with the title of this blog - Shows as -
Real Estate Blog - Do you use birth control?
Kathy Sperl-Bell, ABR, CRS, SRES (RE/MAX Realty Group). 9:04pm • #36 ... Lisa Schmitt (Coldwell Banker Honig-Bell). 10:44pm • #45. Outside Blog ...
Guess that proves there's Google Juice in these posts!
BTW, I no longer need bc!
Kathy, I have had my comments show up with a Google Alert, too, and it amazes me each and every time. I had this post reblogged several times which is also popping up. Yet, everytime I see the title, it still catches my eye - even though I was the one that wrote it! ha-ha!
Ruth- Absolutely incredible article and nice to read that the tight guidelines that many complain about these days is not a phenomenon of only the past few years!
RJ, time does seem to put things into perspective, doesn't it? Thanks for stopping by!
Great point Ruth! Way to look on the bright side and this is a funny way of putting our current woes with the new GFE and HUD into perspective! For those of us born after 1976, you really have been doing this for awhile! :)