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Does Real Estate Industry have a Classification/Reward system for Real Estate Sellers of the homes they sold next to the number of homes they built?

I've been thinking.... And quickly losing much level of respect for people involved in selling real estate. I don't care if you're Warren buffet or Dave Ramsey..... What I want to know is how many homes you have built as a real estate investor vs how many you have sold.... I think if people(customers) could know this then it would quickly expose some weak hands....

I don't even want you in my friends circle if you are in real estate and haven't built 2 homes for every 3 that you sold..... Please don't tell me on this post that real estate investors cant do that because it would dilute their market and drop prices drastically due to inventory increase(frankly, this is an easy thought to conclude)

So what I want to know from some of you is if there is a merit based recognition system or something in the real estate industry where common home buyers can KNOW FOR A FACT that the real estate seller(or even broker/scalper) has built at least 2 homes for every 3 homes they sold. Additionally I want some thoughts on how someone(maybe me) can start an organization that allows real estate investors/sellers to be placed on a RECOGNITION LIST that they have done so. This could allow more home buyers to migrate towards those real estate sellers knowing they have had a positive impact on society rather than an egregiously based greedy "take my money" approach....

(This should be quite an interesting discussion)

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