Life happens, people get caught in the middle, and while I may have a giant heart, when it comes to business, you can't always let that dictate your actions.I actually just had a very similar thing happen.

@Nathan Killebrew “If title dictated my behavior as a clerk serving the public, I wouldn't be allowed to spit water at that guy, but I did.

While I understand the use of the same paint and color on rentals, I see greater benefit in allowing quality and character of each individual property to dictate color choice.

Then i guess that's just our fault and is what we should expect since we wanted to be in this business.Sticks and stones.The squeaky wheel gets the grease.If landlords say and do nothing, our fate will be dictated by others who are more courageous to voice an opinion.

Considering the top 10% of agents sell like 90% of the inventory logic would dictate that at least 90% of the deals make it to the market.

We are extraordinarily grateful for the opportunity, even more so for those of us who have had others dictate our pay rate.

Total BS that the government is dictating how you run yours.

So no paralysis, just life circumstances that kind of dictated how things needed to go down.

Maybe, but politics aside, market factors will dictate where an entrepreneur invests their money.

Your income will dictate how much of a property you can buy, and thus what you end up shopping for.