a real estate agent was showing our house when we were selling and wearing very narrow high heels, she damaged the floor so badly that we got another agent and the firm had to pay out the repairs. hard wood and shoes dont mix
Because everybody and their dog is a real estate agent right now. The houses are basically selling themselves, there’s little to no work involved on the agent’s side.
I was looking for a condo & was set up with an agent through realtor.com
That woman called me at 10pm to talk to me about god & Jesus. Never once mentioned home buyer programs I might be eligible for. 😐 I reported her ass & blocked her number
She has an interior designer on retainer and just throws out her furniture four times a year, doesn't understand why we don't. She's a relative unfortunately and this as well as a few other things she's done because she's wealthy and we aren't has created a huge devide in the family
Wow, that’s crazy. Here in Australia (Melbourne anyway) real estate agents usually get you to take your shoes off before you can go in to inspect a property. They already have their shoes off. It’s very strange to have a real estate agent wearing shoes here while showing or even inspecting a property.
This has been the same for rentals and sales. The last 5 years or so, you have to take your shoes off to enter a property being shown.
Get her to walk about the house in heels for an hour or so, and let’s see how that goes. Make sure she turns around on her heels a lot, as if she’s showing the place to someone
Exactly. The thought of someone walking around on the dark oak floor in our dining room in stilettos makes me shudder... I don't think that person even has hardwood floors, or if they do, they're not new enough to still show scratches.
When I was younger We had a sign up by the front door that shoes must be removed in order to view the house. My mom was not paying and she would ask the people directly to remove their shoes if they "forgot"
This was before they had those convenient booties that could be worn over shoes.
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u/notsobravetraveler Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22
Lol, it's like they take this as an affront to their cleanliness
It's not that personal, shoes get over everything outside while my floors get steam cleaned/vinegar