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Rude Buyer

My agent called on Friday to say a Buyer wanted to view my house on Sunday at 4 pm.

At 3:50, we gather the dogs and head out. My realtor (who was not able to show the house) tells me at 4:12, they will be late. I asked her to let me know when theycwere done.. I'm really annoyed because it's 100 degrees and we have the dogs. We tried to walk them by the park, but it was too hot and we ran out of drinking water. So on the way to Starbucks, we drove by the house. No car. After getting our drinks and pupcups, we drive back by the house. No car. So we drive around. Finally, I text my realtor and ask if they are even there yet. She gets back to me at 5:12 to say they are done. My camera video shows they were there for 5 whole minutes and left at 4:58, but didn't call my agent to tell her until I asked. It may not seem that serious, but with 3 dogs and 4 people driving in a truck in 100 degree weather, it felt like forever. As soon as we have a buyer, we are buying our next house. I will never be that inconsiderate of a seller that still lives in the home.

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