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#400716 - 02/08/12 02:17 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: KT]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: KT It is extremely brazen, and in truth, a possible ethics violation (if you really want to go there) to claim anyone has acted oustide the law without proof. Ditto! As much as you have, I have been acting according to the law. And that's the point I was trying to make.
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#400717 - 02/08/12 02:24 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence [i] No, it wasn't a joke. It may NOT have happened, but you told us it did so we'd possibly believe you made everything right (and we were wrong) and you could live your "happy life". Yes, it was a joke when I said it was a joke. You cannot let go of the first message, "shaking hand," which sounds so real. You just believed what you chose to believe for the sake of argument.
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#400719 - 02/08/12 02:31 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence [i] You also told us that you had not been able to get the extension addendum with the "rent" provision signed. That was the premise of your first post. "What can I do?" When we told you you were SOL and had made another mistake, you later said, something similar to "of course I got the addendum signed-- I told you the buyer lives with a lawyer". However, later you again say that you didn't get the addendum signed, and herein you admit to having no addendum again. Another joke? Which version? WOW!! AMAZING! What are you talking about? You are confused with the first addendum and the second one with the rent provision! Go back and read it again if you so care.
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#400721 - 02/08/12 02:38 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence First the buyer's SISTER was a lawyer on the "east 'cost'", now is WIFE is a lawyer. I said it was a joke, then you got to believe it. Otherwise, all/any of the posts I made here would not be trustful, would they? I think you've answered that by yourself. His wife is a laywer as well. Do you have any problem with that? If you are an inventor, ask his wife because she excersizes in patent. No, I 've not answered that by myself. Edited by pro (02/08/12 03:50 PM)
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#400723 - 02/08/12 02:55 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence YOU'RE the one who asked us whether a property should be broom clean or professionally cleaned when the property was found by the buyer to have "some leftovers" and wasn't all "shiny"-- you're the one who asked us what it should be. That indicates something was promised, but you weren't sure exactly what you'd promised. And you looked at the buyer pitifully and he looked away? That's priceless. Again, your constant assumption makes you misunderstand what I write and do you even realize it? Some leftovers and all not shiny and my question on them indicate something was promised? You dig too much into what I said to find something and that is making you look not credible on your motive. Why can't you believe what I said just as it is? I am speechless. Edited by pro (02/08/12 03:50 PM)
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#400724 - 02/08/12 03:07 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence Now this one is really bad; but you clearly don't know any better. How dare you make such an accusation? This type of tactic doesn't fly here. You got caught by us, tried to back-pedal, got caught again, and now you say that because we knew what you'd done, we do it, too. Scurrilous. Tactic? Fly? I got caught by you? Back pedal? Got caught again? Scurrilous? Do you even know who are being "scurrilous" right here? Now, this is the place of the exchange of ideas and that's what I first thought. But your hypocrisy to "catch" something on me while trying to look more credible/lawful just makes me sick. Edited by pro (02/08/12 03:07 PM)
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#400727 - 02/08/12 03:22 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence You still don't get it, do you? You made promises on behalf of the parties that you COULD NOT MAKE. This is hell of an accusation. If you know you have some trouble reading and understanding, ask for help. I made promises on behalf of the parties that I FINALLY MADE! The sellers got the rent (thru me in the end) and sold the house. The buyer got the extensions at the loan delay and bought the house. Cleaning and HOA docs are due to the buyer's (the perfectionist's) greed: Well the house was not that shiny as he wished but that's him. Professional cleaning wasn't promised or written for EVER. HOA docs were sent long ago thru email per the contract but the buyer wanted a hard copy 5 days after the closing. LOL! You would never deal with this kind of buyer. Edited by pro (02/08/12 03:36 PM)
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#400729 - 02/08/12 03:35 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: DueDiligence]
pro Member Registered: 03/09/11 Posts: 70 Loc: Virginia	Originally Posted By: DueDiligence But what else are you willing to do to get a deal? Where does it stop? I'll tell you where it stops. It stops when your broker gets involved, it stops when the DRE gets involved. You came here with a developing mess that you didn't want your broker to know about it... Go ahead, tell us your broker approved of everything you did, said it was all perfect. Tell us that you didn't believe your broker and you came here to make sure. 'Cause that's what's probably coming next. Hew....This post reminds me of some cascading effects of a husband who starts out with a trivial thought that her wife might be having an affair and ends with killing her. Listen. My broker knows it. I posted here for the exchange of ideas and further education/input from other fellow agents. I didn't come here to hide from my broker. You are dead wrong. Do you post here because you want to hide something from someone? You got to throw away your bad bad habit of assuming and guessing. God bless you.
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#400832 - 02/09/12 07:59 PM Re: Broker fee needs client's signature? [Re: pro]
VABroker Veteran Member Registered: 11/02/10 Posts: 848 Loc: Virginia	Not even worth ....
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