Thread: Anyone know this person?

Home Inspection Realtor and Real Estate Agents - Location - St. Louis Missouri - Belleville Illinois

Why maintaining a professional image can be so difficult.

It's exasperating.

Similar Threads:

• Nice Two Person Tub - Shocking Experience
• Is this person for real?
• Name of person at *Quote*?

See, I wouldn't hire him just because of the crappy photo on his website. What is that?!

Chad, I presume that your comment about the difficulty in maintaining professionalism stems from all or part of this web page... but I am not getting the connection... is the page too long, wordy, bad photo...... what am I trying to learn from your post?

Bob

Originally Posted by Bob Stark

Chad, I presume that your comment about the difficulty in maintaining professionalism stems from all or part of this web page... but I am not getting the connection... is the page too long, wordy, bad photo...... what am I trying to learn from your post?

Bob

Marketing straight to the agent stands out the most.

Maybe he doesn't like the free trip to Mexico.

Scott...... marketing to agents..... gotcha !!!

Marketing to the agent? This "inspector" probably has such a brown nose people probably figure he has some kind of skin disease. Exasperating? How about nauseating? This is the kind of "inspector" that gives the entire profession a very bad reputation. Based on his web page information, this so-called "inspector" is not working for the home buyer in any sense. Am I going to have to keep a puke bag in my office now?

Finally, an inspector who is fair to the house and to the real-estate sales person. He is truly a credit to his "professional" organization.

Godspeed, my friend.

RT

Originally Posted by Chad Fabry

Home Inspection Realtor and Real Estate Agents - Location - St. Louis Missouri - Belleville Illinois

Why maintaining a professional image can be so difficult.

It's exasperating.

Originally Posted by Rob Thomas

Finally, an inspector who is fair to the house and to the real-estate sales person. He is truly a credit to his "professional" organization.

Godspeed, my friend.

RT

waiting for the sarcastic smiley..

Ahh.... I get it!

I heard that Staples is after him for stealing the "Easy Button" idea and posting it on the web. So much for people with original ideas.

Jeeeezus that is hilarious, and disgusting.

I't almost looks like a set up.

And the EASYBUTTON???? wholly sheet!!!

oh and this chestnut "
* Buyers may be positively influenced by a professional home inspection report, improving the speed, price, and likelihood of a sale. '

hmmmmmmm ......influenced you say??

I found his brother

www.cearleyinspects.com

click on Real Estate Professionals

Captain

" Our inspectors are highly trained, experienced communicators that understand exactly how to convey the facts to their clients about a home’s condition."

hmmmmmmm

You can say:

there is a hole in the roof where rain leaks in......( shaking head no )

there is a natural skylight and water reclamation system....( shakes head yes)

see.. doesn't that sound nice??
bwah ha ha ha ha

Mitchell Captain,

The caption for the guy's photo at Inpect-it 1st should/would read:

"The fries are really good today."

Seriously, is there a truly prime method, yet cost-effective way to market one's service these days, without relying on the 'agents', thereby avoiding any kind of horrific skin-disease ?!

Originally Posted by Bob Stark

Mitchell Captain,

The caption for the guy's photo at Inpect-it 1st should/would read:

"The fries are really good today."

Seriously, is there a truly prime method, yet cost-effective way to market one's service these days, without relying on the 'agents', thereby avoiding any kind of horrific skin-disease ?!

No, because there will always be the donut, gift bearing,checklist Realtor friendly inspector. Just look at the way most franchises market to Realtors.

Captain