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A cash buyer needs to show proof of funds and then bring the cashier's check to the closing, not to just look at the home. I agree, things need to change. There are nuts everywhere, no matter if they are cash buyers or not.

How long do those tests results take?

If I am understanding you correctly....You are saying that she just happened upon him? I thought I read somewhere that he scheduled the appointment with her to see that house. Maybe I am wrong. I know she was showing other homes also.

I can't think of any scam where he wouldn't eventually be caught pertaining to the house. If he was familiar with the area, he probably knew the home had been in foreclosure for a long time (I read somewhere 4 years) and the chances of anyone coming in on them would be slim. I think it was just...

I know the difference just because I am familiar with the business but a lot of people I know normally call their realtor "Agent", whether they are just licensed as an affiliate or a broker. I really can't see this guy knowing the difference. If this was premeditated, he probably had looked...

Maybe I missed something and I apologize in advance...what's the deal with $17,000? A cash buyer is not going to give actual cash. They would show proof of funds and it would be a 100% cash buy at the closing table by writing a check, certified funds, etc. $17,000 wouldn't buy a house...

What is the Facebook group FH? What does FH stand for? I am not from the area. TIA

I was wondering the same thing.... The "why her" question is still puzzling to me: 1. Was he hired by someone else?? Family is definitely out of the question....my heart is breaking for them. 2. "She was a rich broker"...and the point is? Was he planning on eventually asking for...

You would refer a sale (cash or not) if you do not normally sell in the area....aren't familiar with the area or live in a different state and don't have a license for Arkansas (in this case). The selling agent (Beverly) would then pay a referral fee of generally 25% of her commission back to...

I think that is a matter of opinion and the location. I agree shorts are't really considered professional, but they can be made to look classy with the right blouse, jewelry, sandals etc. Also, while this isn't FL, it is in the South where it is warm. I feel dressy shorts are perfectly fine...

She was not the listing agent of the home.

So do you think it's possible that she could have left with someone by boat?

I was thinking the same thing! There are apparently neighbors living on each side of the home....did they see or hear something? I have a feeling this "buyer" was someone she knew by her leaving her purse in the car and being casually dressed. Could she have left with someone by boat??

The home appears to be vacant. She was not the listing agent so she would've been representing the buyer only. It is not unusual for a buyer's agent to call the listing agent directly and not go through the office to set up a showing, especially if they know each other and have worked deals...