Is there a place to file a complaint against a realtor for being a b*tch?

[Anonymous]

You can keep a little book where you can record the names of everyone who has ever pissed you off.

[Anonymous]

Yes, Yelp her. Then call your state's real estate licensing authority. Find out how to file a complaint. Do so in clear concise writing, copy her broker.

[Anonymous]

OP In real estate you want a bitch to represent you. The bitches win.

[Anonymous]

Pleeaase tell her name - save us!

[Anonymous]

OP here. I won't disclose her name but this was in Capitol Hill.

[Anonymous]

^^^
She had TONS of balloons, PERMED hair, discounted her commission, worked for REDFIN (2-3 hours per week and made $200K per year)!!!!

The BALLOONS, of course, were her selling point!

[Anonymous]

Is there a place to file a complaint for DCUMers for being complete IDIOTS?

Hmmm, I think I would LOVE THAT COMMERCIAL!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there a place to file a complaint for DCUMers for being complete IDIOTS?

Hmmm, I think I would LOVE THAT COMMERCIAL!

Capitol Hill realtor?

[Anonymous]

Did you talk to her at an open house or something? Just get your own agent and let the agent communicate with bitchy.

[VArealtor]

Did you decide not to place an offer as a result? If so, make sure the broker knows. Tell the seller(s) as well. If you have a buyer agent, make him/her communicate directly with the bad realtor. Publish your reviews on public sites like yelp, etc.

If the realtor behaved in an unethical way then file a complaint with their state's agency that oversees real estate professionals & transactions.

Most importantly, I'm really sorry that you had an awful experience. Hopefully it is just a bump in the road towards happy homeownership. Sending best wishes to you on your search.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This post made me LOL. Today I would like to have a place to report a grocery checker for the same reason.

I think the level of income and professionalism expected of the two is rather different. Unless you're saying that we should expect no more from our real estate agents than we should from workers in unskilled, minimum wage jobs?

You're totally overthinking my comment. I didn't even consider whether a realtor had anything in common with a checker. The only connection was the bitchiness.

[Anonymous]

VArealtor wrote:Did you decide not to place an offer as a result? If so, make sure the broker knows. Tell the seller(s) as well. If you have a buyer agent, make him/her communicate directly with the bad realtor. Publish your reviews on public sites like yelp, etc.

If the realtor behaved in an unethical way then file a complaint with their state's agency that oversees real estate professionals & transactions.

Most importantly, I'm really sorry that you had an awful experience. Hopefully it is just a bump in the road towards happy homeownership. Sending best wishes to you on your search.

You must be a new agent as well as a new poster. Ethic complaints have absolutely no effect. You will waste countless hours assembling material for egregious actions and nothing will happen to the other agent. It is one of those sounds good items that has no teeth

[Anonymous]

Give us initials! Who was it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just wondering. We just has a terrible experience with a seller's agent and would like to let it be know that this agent's behavior for crazy.

What, exactly, happened?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Give us initials! Who was it?

VH?