Podcast: Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate TM

Summary:

Real estate sabotage?—Yeah, it’s a REAL thing, just ask today’s guest, Joslyn Solomon. She’ll tells us about the time she was trying to get a property sold, but kept encountering hostile neighbors, neighbors who used bees, Rottweilers, and live animal traps to make the sale an impossibility.

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Time Stamped Show Notes:

• 00:33 – Introducing Joslyn Soloman
• 00:41 – Joslyn does residential real estate in Minnesota
• 01:06 – Minnesota septic tanks freeze
• 02:06 – Joslyn has been doing real estate for 10 years
• 02:26 – Started with foreclosure properties
• 02:29 – Joslyn’s first foreclosed property was a run-down manufacture home
• 02:58 – She went up to the house and a neighbor comes along
• 03:11 – The neighbor was instantly interested in the property
• 03:38 – The neighbor comes up to Joslyn and says the house was a meth house
• 03:55 – Neighborreported the property to the county
• 04:39 – Joslyn had to do an elevation survey for the house
• 04:52 – Joslyn went up to the neighbor to tell him the price and he left
• 05:08 – The house’s first showing schedule
• 05:13 – Agent called Joslyn to say they can’t show the house
• 05:20 – The neighbor put beehives all over the driveway claiming it was his line
• 05:50 – There were a lot of obstacles in selling the house
• 06:07 – Joslyn gets a call from an agent saying there are Rottweilers tied outside
• 06:21 – Neighbor blocked the driveway by putting the dogs in long chains
• 06:49 – The neighbor submits an offer and Joslyn tells the bank not to accept
• 07:04 – Joslyn found live animal traps all over in the house
• 07:24 – The guy got the house for 40% of what Joslyn listed for
• 08:59 – Don’t try to sabotage things for your own benefit
• 09:17 – What redemption means in Minnesota
• 09:48 – When redemption period ends, you’re expected to get out of the property
• 10:00 – Every state can be different with their laws
• 10:57 – Not every house is available at all times
• 11:37 – There are different and varying rules in every property
• 12:04 – Foreclosures are their own beast
• 12:36 –Are you a listener with a crazy story to share? Ping Leigh at www.noflufftraining.com
• 13:04 – Reach Joslyn here or call at 612 850 3153

Key Points:

1. People will try to devalue any property to get it at a lower price so be aware.
2. It’s not always the owner or the buyer that has the problem. Sometimes, it’s the neighbor!
3. Some can suck—as a real estate agent, you have to get over it.

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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