The other day I was talking with a real estate person in North San Diego Country, California over a cup of coffee, well actually she had a Latte or "Half-Caff, Wet Cap" with a whole lot of instructions after that, which she rattled off so fast, I took a double take. I still have no clue exactly what she just ordered, but she sure did (must have been memorized) and luckily so did the young efficient Starbucks employee. Then she whipped out her Starbuck's rewards card thing like she was a gun fighter at a saloon and caught someone cheating at cards.

I am thinking to myself, this lady rocks, she was totally "on" and I really do not believe she needs any more caffeine in her system. Then I noticed that little REALTOR pin she was wearing, Ha! I thought, now I have a good reason to say hi! We talked about the real estate market, the surplus of tract homes in foreclosure and elements of reality concerning supply and demand. Then, I said well do you believe its the buyer's fault for taking out bad loans. She said yes and could give me 20 examples off the top of her head.

You know what as we talked further she did give me examples, but said she would never talk about any of her own clients behind their backs. When I mentioned some of the stories I had heard she told me well that's just not professional and admitted it was a problem in the industry, but many of those real estate people" as she called them, don't last long around here. So to answer the question:

Do All Real Estate Professionals Talk Behind Their Clients Backs?

The answer appears to be "NO" and professional real estate people do not do that, and neither should you. Have you been privy to gossip that you thought was unethical, over the line, unacceptable or just flat out wrong? Well, if you had it is not the norm, but it is a problem in the industry.

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