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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]While out viewing houses with my agent, I suggested that we take a lunch break since it was past lunch time and we still had two more houses to see.  When the check came, I said it was my treat and paid the bill.  When DH heard this, he expressed shock that the agent had let me pay and said she should have at least offered to pay, especially since we will be spending &gt;$900k on our house and she will be earning a substantial commission.  Does your agent take you to lunch?[/quote]

If you can afford that ridiculous amount on a house, then you can afford to treat the agent.[/quote]
 
you are either writing from Idaho or your comment is ridiculous. I bought in DC and spent less than 900K on my home (I simply could not confortably afford more than I bought), but I know that with 900K you certainly do not buy a lavish home in DC. and if you have kids, your choice of locations may be limited to the higher cost areas where schools are decent. when a good chunck of buyers can afford 900K homes, that price is not ridiculous anymore, it is simply market price.

I liked our agent and in that situation I would have probably offered to pay lunch. at the same time, I would not have proposed to have lunch at a restaurant, just to grab something somewhere on the way to the next open house [/quote]

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