🎵 Looking for love in all the wrong places...🎶

We once had an agent in our area like that. She sold lakefront property - primarily to single men, or at least to  men who were viewing property without their wives. We all laughed about her, but she did sell some waterfront.

Hi Wanda- I can remember going into model homes and wondering if the person was a sales consultant or a lady of the night. (maybe both???)

Here in Boise, our Circle of Excellence Award (top producers) Dinner has a Mardi Gras theme this year.  They were still looking for sponsors since many mortgage companies and title companies are curbing their marketing budgets.  I was thinking with all the saline and silicone that will be there, maybe those industries should be  title sponsors this year. 😂

This post reminded me of the old Leisure Suit Larry - Looking for Love (in all the wrong places) video games.

We used to have more "seductively dressed" female agents ... but definitely since Covid that has been curtailed.  I've always wondered "what are they selling?" 

Professionalism does not need to dress seductively to win business.  I'm proof of that.  IMHO

the Columbia University Media expert once said..."the message is lost in the medium"...true for this gal!!! What did she expect!!!!!!!!!

Yes, how we present ourselves says it all. We recently had a female school board member attend the televised meeting wearing a halter top! Not ok!

I so get this post!  A fellow agent who shall remain nameless posts the most scantily clad Instagram posts that she's irritating a LOT of fellow agents.  That's the best way to lose respect of your peers in business, too.  Your title drew me in! 

Perhaps I'm the only person that thinks it's hilarious when your showing homes and the next agent has to walk through landscaping that is not high-heel friendly to find the lockbox.