Is it ever OK to bring a DOG to a Home showing?

How do you turn an afternoon of home showings into a mess? The answer in this case was rather simple. Hire a friend who is new to the Real Estate business to sell your home. Think that the home will sell itself. Lastly, do not ask any questions.

The result was under pricing a home then allowing anyone who wants to see it, just come between noon and 4pm on a Saturday. 

The Home Owner had completely broken down by this point asking for help. What about the dogs you ask? Well, not just one home looker decided to bring their dog to see the home. There was two. The first person actually brought their dog into the home. The second let their dog loose in the back yard where it promptly left a gift that went un picked up before jumping through the screen door to get into the home. The dog inside chewed on one of their toddlers toys before commencing fighting with dog 1.

Back in the house, the sellers unknown to what was going on got a call from a neighbor. In the end what type of mayhem went on here? Basically a free for all with no supervision. It does matter who you list with and this is one of the prime and worst examples why.

IN SUMMARY the house did not sell. The seller has a mess and the agent did not really understand what listing a house meant. The seller asked for a full release from the listing and they await a signature.

THE MORAL OF THE STORY is that in the end, the most important thing in Real Estate is a mix of knowledge, experience and great service. For me, it is to provide GREAT SERVICE. I want to stand out from the crowd. My philosophy is simple. To provide more personal and professional service to guide my clients through each step of the selling and buying process.

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