Podcast: Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate TM

Summary:

Today’s guest, Megan Ferris shares not just one, but five of the craziest! Listen as Megan talks about drunk home owners falling down the stairs, tarantula-laden surprises, and a much unwanted gerbil.

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Time Stamped Show Notes:

• 00:30 – Introducing Megan
• 00:55 – Megan is a broker agent in Indiana
• 01:12 – Megan also has a podcast
• 02:23 – Megan’s top 5 craziest stories
• 02:53 – #5 – The Drunk Seller
• 03:30 – In Indiana, sellers aren’t usually there in the property
• 03:37 – They didn’t know the seller was there
• 03:48 – Drunk seller led them through the house, bumped into the agent, and fell down a flight of stairs
• 04:14 – Seller followed the buyer all the way to the car and asked if they were making an offer
• 05:00 – #4 – Side Table Surprises
• 06:03 – #3 – Animal Attacks
• 06:33 – Gerbils and Tarantulas
• 07:30 – #2 – Keys
• 07:59 – Megan dropped the key on the porch
• 08:14 – The key went right through the wooden slots
• 09:00 – #1 –New buyers from a referral
• 09:34 – Out in an old scary house
• 09:42 – Father and son makes gruesome, awkward comments
• 10:19 – Megan wasn’t sure if they were serious
• 10:57 – Every single house they went into, there was something crazy
• 13:18 – Reach Megan at her website and on Facebook or call at 317 4459 775
• 13:57 – Are you a listener with a crazy story to share? Ping Leigh at www.noflufftraining.com

3 Key Points:

1. Don’t get drunk if you have a showing, or if you’re going to get drunk, don’t be home!
2. Gruesome jokes, scary jokes, and otherwise inappropriate comments are not what you should say to your realtor during your first meeting.
3. If you’re showing your home, don’t leave your pets unleashed or uncaged!

Credits

• Audio Production by Chris Mottram
• Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives
• Cover Design by Two Minds Design
• Original Music by Rimsky Music

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