Real Estate Agent Accidentally Cleans Buyer's Entire House

If you haven't done a new construction real estate deal before, they definitely have some quirks that can throw newer agents in a loop. This misunderstanding happened on this real estate agent's very first closing, about 3 months in to closing.
Tiffany Webber is a real estate attorney and owner of Thomas & Webber, a real estate law firm in Mooresville, North Carolina. They handle both commercial and residential real estate closings, estate planning, and business formations.
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[@captassassin5680]

A whole extra cleaning, that Was wild!!!

[@CatyBee]

New construction, where the cleaning is more important than making sure the build is quality and professionally inspected.

[@yammzzz]

And that my friends was the first and last time a realtor actually worked. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@sgp1489]

I did it for a while. It's harder than it appears.

[@yammzzz]

@@sgp1489 what did you actually contribute?

[@Splitchipsonblack1011]

Awwww that was so sweet of you to care that much ❤

[@r7939]

When my flatmate was starting out as an agent he would mow the lawn for older couples who were selling due to ill health. House sold quicker and for more money. Win-win.

[@ChiefsGirlSince1989]

Awesome person there

[@SuperSlyly]

This is why it's not your problem. You are just "in-between"

[@randycallow3736]

That's not a fun story, and GC would have normally said, until someone buys the house you can't work inside. I have seen people call interior companies that jump the shark and arrive to install window coverings before the closing, or people setting stakes for sprinkler systems or swimming pools before it's their house on paper.. people think it's logical to get a burglar alarm before putting stuff in their new house, sensible maybe but you have to get the house first. Any contractor who lets people come and go with no restrictions either has the best insurance ever or is high on drugs

[@sdc-gr5rb]

Worked for a cleaning service in college. Loved the finished look w sparkling glass, no stickers, no dust, and the carpet vacuumed completely smooth. (We used a shop vac w a wide wand, it looked like fresh snow when done)

[@bronch03]

Girl you just taught ME something new 👀🤯

[@user-zo7pg2fl3u]

Wow normal humorous conversation without hate... Sick to see!!!

[@lissaharre]

As a buyer, this level of incompetence annoys me. While buying my first home, my very new real estate agent had this sort of energy. The inspector found several issues that I wanted to be compensated for because I knew I could fix it.
Instead she had specialists come out to get quotes without asking me. The electrician realized what any easy fix it was and fixed it and charged her $200. She tried to pass that on to me and couldn’t understand why I was furious. The sellers would have paid $5k for an unknown electrical problem. I flat out refused to pay for the electrician.

[@josepherwin5122]

That’s crazy.
True story: my ex girlfriend owns a professional cleaning company and one of her most common jobs is cleaning new-construction homes.
She charges THOUSANDS of dollars to clean them. It’s not even funny. She has deals with several builders in her market and employs dozens of people to do this work.
They would sometimes blitz-clean three or four houses in a weekend and cash in!

[@taloulaskitchen]

The professional cleaners were probably like well they tried. Construction cleaning is way more hazardous than a simple dusting. That is why it is more expensive than housekeeping.

[@donwimberley4772]

She sure earned her comission

[@2naruto1]

omg she had to she had to actually do work, what a nightmare.

[@Ikeman922]

Lol

[@lessonlearned1525]

Bitter much. If being a Real Estate agent so easily and they make too much money, why aren't you one?

[@nancylara4901]

Unfortunately the lazy realtors give a bad name to all. It’s a lot of work and most times you work with buyers for months before you close a transaction that when you break it down by the hours worked, it comes down to less than minimum wage. Plus there are fees to pay to have access to the tools needed for the job.

[@jessicarogers9420]

That’s the wildest 😂

[@Bennie32831]

You didn't think to ask anyone really observant with no communication real-estate agent 😂😂 not a great advertisement for a real-estate agent 🤔

[@keku_mclovin]

This is why you always do research first.

[@WendyWeedSeed]

I love that😂😂😂

[@TheAnswer70]

It just has to be broom clean 😅

[@sharonloomis5264]

So funny

[@barbieblue3336]

Wild 😳😁

[@gracecouchrealtor4413]

❤

[@Muchjoy..]

Absolutely love her..
One of a kind.
Super kind 💜