Podcast: Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate TM

Summary:

To pant-suit or not to pant-suit, that is the question! BethAnn from Spokane, a REALTOR® of 17 years and Spokane native, has a fishy story to tell that involves tuna, a cat in love and – you guessed it – a pant suit. She’s also got another story for the books involving a giant teddy bear and humpy dogs. Can’t stand the mystery? Listen in to hear BethAnn’s crazy stories and learn why she got rid of the pant suit for good.  

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Time Stamped Show Notes:

• 01:00 – Introducing BethAnn

• 01:15 – She’s a Spokane native and has sold real estate for 17 years; her father owned a brokerage in the 70s and 80s
• 01:30 – She has two sets of twins and five kids total; it was good training for multi-tasking

• 02:40 – BethAnn’s CSIRE story

• 02:50 – A month or so ago she went to list a house and did a walk-through; she explained what they needed to declutter for photos
• 03:30 – They went to the patio and there was a huge larger-than-a-human teddy bear sitting in a lawn chair
• 03:40 – Two weeks later, she arrives at the house with her photographer; the bear is still on the patio
• 04:30 – She asked the seller about the bear and the seller got quiet; she said they can’t move it because they need it there for their dogs to hump
• 05:00 – She was concerned her dogs would be distressed without their humping bear
• 05:30 – She left the bear in the pictures for fun; the house sold and is under contract

• 08:00 – What BethAnn has to say about safety

• 08:45 – Open houses are a huge safety risk for agents
• 09:00 – She had an open house in her own neighborhood and a gentleman came in who made her feel unsafe
• 09:20 – She’s a huge advocate for safety; she recommends a lender sit with ladies at open houses

• 10:00 – BethAnn’s cat story

• 10:13 – After a year in the business, she got a nice grey suit; she did one of her first open houses and the woman said, “If you let the cat out, you’re fired”
• 10:25 – She showed a sign on the laundry room door that said not to open it; people were coming in droves to the house
• 11:00 – She was talking to people in the living room and she sees the cat in the front yard; she tried to get the cat and it goes into a bush
• 11:35 – She jumped into the bush with her suit but missed the cat, so she got a can of tuna from inside and came back out to get the cat
• 12:30 – Everyone was watching her through the windows; she called a neighbor with two boys to try and catch the cat
• 13:00 – She told the home viewers that she had to get the cat and they asked, “Well, what about that cat?”
• 13:05 – The owners cat was sitting inside looking out the window at the one outside

• 14:40 – How to contact BethAnn: www.bethannhomes.com 

3 Key Points

1. Be safe when conducting open houses!
2. If your dog gets distressed, get a giant humping teddy bear!
3. Pant suits may or may not be a good idea when chasing a cat. 

Credits

• Audio Production by Chris Mottram
• Show Notes provided by Melissa Valder

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