Can you share some realtor client horror stories?

There was a case where a realtor failed to disclose a major water damage issue in a house. The new owners discovered it when they started renovating. The realtor had known about it but didn't tell them to make the sale. It cost the new owners a fortune to fix.

One common element is misrepresentation. Realtors might exaggerate features of a property like the size, quality of renovations, or neighborhood amenities. For example, saying a house has a brand - new kitchen when it's just a few new cabinets.

One realtor had a client who was a young entrepreneur. The client wanted a home that could also double as an office space. The realtor searched high and low and finally found a modern townhouse with a separate room that could be easily converted into an office. The realtor also helped the client with zoning regulations to make sure they could run their business from home legally.

One client horror story I heard was about a client who constantly changed the project requirements at the last minute. The team had to redo a lot of work multiple times, which led to missed deadlines and a lot of frustration.

One horror story is when a realtor found out that a previous owner had died in the house under mysterious circumstances right before an open house. The potential buyers could sense an eerie feeling and many left early. It was really hard for the realtor to keep the open house going.

Sure. One horror story is when a client insisted on a very specific look from a picture but her face shape was completely different. The makeup artist tried to explain the adjustments needed but the client got angry. In the end, the makeup looked awful and the client blamed the artist.

There are some truly awful stories. One involves a client who wanted a beachy wave perm. The hairstylist used the wrong type of perm solution which not only didn't give the desired waves but also made the hair fall out in chunks. The client was devastated as they had to deal with significant hair loss. Another example is when a client asked for a short pixie cut. The stylist cut it so short that it was almost shaved in some areas and looked completely unflattering. This was especially bad as the client was a woman who had long hair before and was not expecting such a drastic and unappealing result. The client's confidence was really shaken after that experience.

One horror story is when a client asked for a very specific outdoor shoot. The photographer prepared everything, but on the day of the shoot, the client kept changing the location and the poses every few minutes. It made the whole process extremely chaotic and the photographer couldn't get the right lighting and composition most of the time.

Sure. There was a realtor who showed a house to a couple. The wife was really into the kitchen, but when she opened the oven, a little mouse ran out! The couple was startled, but the realtor just laughed it off and said, 'Well, at least you know there's no big pest problem here!'

Once, a realtor was trying to sell an old Victorian house. He took a family on a tour. In the attic, there was an old trunk. The kids were curious and opened it, and out popped a fake skeleton that the previous owner had left as a prank. The realtor was startled at first but then quickly turned it into a selling point, saying it was a house full of surprises. The family ended up buying the house because they thought it was a fun and unique place.