We have had many inspectors over the years as a buyer and a seller, but never have I had such a egotistical inspector as Aaron. In this particular occasion, we were the sellers. Aaron showed up for the inspection and because we had some work done that morning the pilot light on our gas was off. He called our realtor and was rude throwing a fit that he would have to leave and charge us a trip fee if it was not turned on immediately. Within 20 minutes, my neighbor met me at the house and we turned it back on. Aaron was no where to be found. Not sure why he could not proceed with other parts of the inspection?
He then harassed our realtor for 2 days about the $150 trip fee and said he would not complete the job until he received it. We had a bad feeling that he would hold a grudge and write a biased report. Sure enough he nitpicked the house and scared the buyer off.
Chris Tesch - RE/MAX in Bryan and College StationDescription: Get expert help with your next real estate transaction. Over 10 years in the business and a "no bull" policy. Whether you are buying or selling you can expect my candor tempered with candor! My motto is "I have an opinion. I'm not afraid to use it. Y ...
DiAnne Arnette, Realtor - Williams Trew Sotheby's International RealtyDescription: DiAnne Arnette has more than 15 years experience in helping people sell and purchase homes, condos, townhomes, golf-course homes, farms and ranches in the Fort Worth and Tarrant County area of TExas. DiAnne is a GRI, SREC, ABR, and also has a Masters Degr ...
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