Now that is some story, Joan! That agent is lucky he wasn't censured by the State Board. As you said... an expensive way to learn a lesson.

This is a good story to share.

Take care, be safe and have a great day.

Hello Joan - OOPS!.  Examples of the lack of knowledge can be scary.  Unfortunately, they can and continue  to fill books.  And court cases.  

Hi Joan Cox - all I can say is that there is an easy way and an expensive way to learn a lesson.

Wow, that is a true cautionary tale.  Just yesterday I was on the phone with a potential client.  I asked her if she was in charge of the trust that was listed as the owner on the tax records.  She said, "what trust."  Maybe it is a mistake, but now we need to do a little research. 

Joan, I think one day I am going to write a book ...."Real Estate: The Dumb Agents"

Well that is a depressing story and I can see it happening 😧

Happy Friday Evening again Joan Cox 

Wow, that is crazy and certainly an expensive lesson to learn.  I always get the title checked out before I even begin to list a home for sale.

Good morning Joan Cox ,

Just saw your post when Brian England re-blogged this post. WOW!! How stupid was this agent..I can't even begin to imagine what possessed him to do that!! Did he need a  listing that bad? I too always have the title checked when I'm listing a home just to make sure no issues.