Gotta love my job

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Harvey Balboner

Guest

• Jul 11, 2003

• #1

OK so I get a call tonight from the buyer of a package of 4
houses we are supposed to close on Monday. He says we have
a problem, "Someone drove a car through the house on
***** St." I said "You're shitting me?" Some fool drove
drunk lost control, and ran literally completely
through the house. This may screw up one of my
closings on Monday, attached are the pictures

 

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Admin

Staff member

Administrator

Moderator

• Jul 11, 2003

• #2

Well hows this the realeastate commission suspended my license, lol, they said .....well never mind what they said....its embarrasing, all that work to get my licensce and they revolked it,

 

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Choke03

Guest

• Jul 11, 2003

• #3

Murphy's law Bro.

 

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ready2grow

New member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #4

Sorry bro, it was an accident my insurance will cover it, lol. Seriously though, I hope everything works out.

 

BLEED GREEN

New member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #5

Harvey,

Time to bring out your broker skills........"So when are we closing on the other 3"?

 

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dreww

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #6

so did the guy run or was his car still sitting in the house?

 

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BiggerStronger

Member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #7

Hmm...Cut them a deal on the house. lol.

I wonder if homeowner's insurance covers uninsured motorists? lmao!

 

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Harvey Balboner

Guest

• Jul 11, 2003

• #8

BLEED GREEN said:

Harvey,

Time to bring out your broker skills........"So when are we closing on the other 3"?

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You got it, actually now I've the buyer and seller to reduce the sales price enough to cover the costs of repairs, and close all 4 on Monday.

The worst part is homeowners doesn't cover repairs because the house was vacant, turns out the car was stolen, and uninsured motorist in SC won't cover damage to anything but a person or a car.

The only recourse the seller has is to sue the driver, and he probably doesn't have any money at all.

 

BLEED GREEN

New member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #9

What lender will loan on a damaged property with a cost to cure?

 

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Harvey Balboner

Guest

• Jul 11, 2003

• #10

I have a few that do investment properties, no matter the condition, CCB Commercial division and a few others.

But this is a cash sale.

 

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Badgermoon

Guest

• Jul 11, 2003

• #11

When you said "drove through the house" you weren't kidding!

 

bigshug

New member

• Jul 11, 2003

• #12

I'd still eat the court costs and try to sue the shithead........What the hell?

 

jaywooly

Guru

• Jul 11, 2003

• #13

That was a pretty big picture.