If the Realtor was not "Ethical" they would Not Survive ...

I Read This Quote Online and Had to Share it With you Folks.

“Well, in real estate only the ethical survive. This is a business of legal transactions requiring full disclosure. Nothing hidden behind the scene, nothing under the table. Everything upfront and out in the open. That’s the law. That’s the way the entire real estate business is set up, from NAR to TREC to the local board offices.”

the Truth is quite the opposite of this. Realtors without Ethics or who find out that Ethics, Standards or Practice and even laws are not really enforceable seem to thrive. I have seen Sellers list with unethical Realtors in the area on purpose because they felt this Realtor got them into the mess so they could get them out or they felt that dealing the Shark Realtor gave them an edge over other real estate for sale.
Saying the "Only the Ethical Survive" is a Flat Out Lie.
About the Law, well that is Totally irrelevant and almost impossible to prove. Realtors break the law and are NOT held acountable - I have seen it. Disclosure is the law but from what I have seen there are loopholes after loopholes, there are part of the Realtor forms that keep them out of "legal" trouble plus their E an O insurance protects the Realtor. Disclosure is hard to prove, I have proved a Realtors failure to disclose - no doubt about it and No One Cared.. the Consumer was not heard or believed over the Realtor.
He Says, there is "Nothing Hidden Behind the Scenes"..
Bull.. Flat Out Wrong Again.... there is a whole lot behind the scene that affects your real estate transaction, your body line and your very life and you don't know about it. It is not out in the open.. the lies told, the suggestions.. the manipulations.. it is subtle but affective.. I know I can do it to You, the Real Estate Consumer Right NOW and you would not know. It is the way to succeed at Real Estate. It is not always deliberate, it just plays off of the consumers words and mannerisms and pushes the conclusion or decision that the Realtor feels is best, if the Realtor is not good at these they may Survive but they Do Not THRIVE... Sorry But TRUE.


Crystal L. Cox
Real Estate Industry Whistleblower




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