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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I suspect they hated their neighbors and wanted to tank their home value.[/quote] I suspect a developer offered them more money than they could get listing. The developer is going to make a fortune by subdividing the lots. They know that a SFH, no matter how narrow, is a much easier sell than a duplex, so they built these [/quote] Nope — Kimberly Cestari, perhaps the greediest woman in Chevy Chase, had this listing and [b]sold it to a developer friend on the cheap[/b].[/quote] Are you saying that she took power of attorney for the previous owner? Or you have direct information about the negotiations between the previous owner and the developer? What other offers were, and that apparently the agent in question convinced the previous owner to accept a lower offer? [/quote] Kimberly has entered the chat. She had a listing on the other side of the park in 20011 zip code and listed a home for an inflated price. I’m so glad it sold for $80k less. She was not approachable and has a stank looking face like she can’t be touched in the RE game. Greedy yes.[/quote] No one has ever been this worked up about a real estate agent. [/quote] Anyone associated with this project deserves notoriety. After this big f-you to the community she expects people from there to hire her ? So they can put one of these on every block? Nope, Sorry-play stupid games…[/quote] Cestari was the sellers' agent for the house we currently live in. She was just a deeply unpleasant person to deal with and encouraged her clients to violate the terms of their contract with us in regards to the items that were supposed to convey. Our RE agent said she tries to pull this BS all the time and usually gets away with it because most buyers don't want to escalate it into a legal matter. We did threaten to escalate it, however, and she had to get her clients to return and re-install the stuff they were trying to take.[/quote] I have no dog in this fight but we weren't impressed by her. We were told she lived in the neighbourhood and that her kids had gone to the same school, but we weren't impressed with what we saw or heard. The similar stories we heard messed with our fairness meter/didn't want to have to deal with that. However I don't know that the ugly houses are her fault.[/quote]
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