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“House on coroner” and other deadly marketing typos
Realtors that don’t proof read their property descriptions in the MLS inevitably end up in the hall of shame here at AGBeat. We hand pick these bloopers in hope that you will be inspired to check yourself before you go and wreck yourself.
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Michelle DeRepentigny
November 26, 2008 at 9:15 am
I would like to think that we all get “un-snarky” at this time of the year. Thanksgiving is a time of reflection for me as well.
Few people know I had planned to be a social worker, but could not live on that salary. Real estate sales was my second choice due to the feeling of joy and accomplishment that I received when helping someone make their home buying dreams come true. With that privilege comes an awesome responsibility, may we never forget that.
Best wishes to you and your family during the holidays and always.
Teresa Boardman
November 26, 2008 at 9:19 am
Michelle – there are days when I feel like a social worker. I think the two most important words in this are “privilege” and “responsibility” . . it was a privilege to get your responsible comment and have a happy thanksgiving.
Matt Stigliano
November 26, 2008 at 9:21 am
Theresa – I love the idea of you giving thought to what the kitchen looked like during the Civil War and whether those same residents lifted their children up to the cupboard to get items out. Brilliant visual.
And this career is a privilege, that much I know. I love what I do and after years of having a great career that I was passionate about, I have found a new one to have that same passion with…for new reasons. I am thrilled that I made the choices I made to move into real estate and look forward to the years to come. And thanks to people like you, I will never forget just why I made my choice. Thanks.
Missy Caulk
November 26, 2008 at 12:27 pm
I was a social worker and those skills I learned in college are exactly what I do and practise in RE.
What fond memories, we have been in my house for 17 years and the kids won’t let us sell. Not that I would in this market, but someday as we don’t need the space.
Happy Thanksgiving, Teresa.
Vicki Moore
November 30, 2008 at 2:23 pm
Thanksgiving is absolutely my favorite holiday – even better than any birthday. The eating, sharing, laughing, picture taking, hugging, the tradition and amazing smells. I love it all and look forward to it every year.