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BARNEY FIFE, REALTOR

If you have ever watched the Andy Griffith Show this is a must see episode.

143. BARNEY FIFE, REALTOR
Air Date: 01-04-65.
Barney tries to earn some extra money by becoming a real estate agent.

I have been trying for a while to find a link or a way that everyone can watch this.

I think that the NAR should make this episode a mandatory watch before anyone receives a Real Estate License. Or at least joins the NAR.

I do not want to explain this show as to ruin it for anyone who has not seen it.

There is a schedule here: http://www.tvland.com/shows/griffith/ however it is only a daily list.

Does anyone remember this episode?

Posted by Mike Parks ESI, RBO ,RPI ,RIUI ,OMHI- Ohio on 04/24/2007 05:13 PM

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ethics in real estate

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7 Comments on BARNEY FIFE, REALTOR

APR

2007

Mike-thenks for the heads up. I don't recall seeing this particular episode, but it's got to be great! I'll b on the lookout for it and try to get it posted to the web for us to enjoy.

All the best to you!

I thought I had seen them all but I don't recall this one. Barney as a real estate agent - I bet if there was a problem he would "nip it in the bud!"

Ethics 40 years ahead of the time???

APR

2007

Mike

Don't remember that one, If you want to see Barney FiFe as a Realtor just look around your office. I bet there's a couple of them running around :)

Hey Mike,

I remember this one really well also. That probably says something about our age, doesn't it?

Barney didn't really get the "Disclosure" part of how real estate deals work, huh? Thanks for the good memory.

MAY

2007

Michael

Do you think that this should be required viewing?

I think that episode should be required viewing in the CE of all new (and a few old) agents. It's a riot, as are most of those old Andy episodes. Always a lesson, wasn't there?

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