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Jun 30, 2022 17 min

Have You Ever Been "Punk'd"?

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Punked: Humiliated completely, as in disrespected. Has this ever happened to you in a Real Estate transaction? Has anybody in the value chain used this "punking" tactic, intentionally, or even accidentally with you? In our surveys we found that this happens more than you might think. In this podcast we unbox this odd experience and discuss what we can do to minimize it.

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