All Forum Posts by: Bob B.

That's what insurance is for.

What are you trying to protect your properties from that a umbrella policy and good management policies won't do?

Would she be able to fire her agent for not performing and sell it directly?

Good for you.

Taking action made you some money and you obviously learned a lot.

Thanks for sharing.

Wonder what happened?

Did she get her money back?

I was thinking about using them for interior door replacements.  Has anyone used them for doors?

Here you go:

http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/28635-marshall-reddick-class-action-lawsuit

So what happened?

Did the couch crasher go postal?

What is it with people posting for help then not following up with results.

Several people here gave their time and thoughts to try and help some that asked for help. It would be great if there was some follow up from the OP so we could all learn what works and what doesn't.  

Ok, I will put my soap box away.

I don't like having to pay double closing costs to buy their houses.  I believe I read that you pay for their initial closing cost as well yours.

Also I have had them pitch a house in a flood zone for $20K more than my agent had it listed for and argue with me that it was not in a flood zone.  The rep. finally agreed after reviewing the flood map I referred him to.  I know they sell a lot of properties but there is way too much hype and I'm too old to deal with it.

Allowing a tradesman to perform services-repairs on your home could be a problem for you if he refuses to pay the bill.

I would not allow it as they are messing with your property and as Randy stated will try to up sell.

If you are forced to allow it I would be there and make sure you have documentation as to who is paying.

Good luck