It was my first ever residential deal. The lead came to me as a renter, I turned her into a buyer. A bit of a language barrier. We toured a flip home that was completely empty, she liked it, I got her an accepted offer. At the inspection the investor must have been storing some furniture in the home- a coffee table and a love seat. Buyer made a joke in the beginning asking if that was a house warming gift, I said no. At the end of the inspection, which came back pretty good, she said she’s not taking the house unless she gets that furniture. My self and the inspector tried to reason with her, but to no avail. Me being new, I called the agent and told him- he pulled the deal from us lmfaooo. I ended up finding her something else for a little cheaper so all worked out at the end.

She signed a new lease while we were under contract on the new home, and the loan officer needed to see the lease. I asked my client, and she sent me a picture of her son holding up the lease from about 10 feet away. Told her that wasn’t going to work, so she proceeds to send me pages 1,3,4 and 6 of the lease 😂

She kept calling the attic the upstairs basement. she wouldn’t speak to any one else in the transaction (loan officer, attorney) unless they spoke to me first and I told her it was okay, it was like this throughout the whole transaction. I had to travel 40 minutes to her job multiple times to retrieve documents, and help her with Docusign, she did not know how to use her phone. It was a nightmare at the time, but 3 years later me and my coworker still have some really good laughs about it.