ReMax

Ms. Lisa Marie Davis, realtor for Re/Max, led me to believe that we had a legitimate working realtor-client relationship. After the first afternoon we met and toured three houses, I asked if she would be willing to represent my wife and me, and she said she would be happy to do so. The problem was that the third house we toured that first afternoon, was the house I was interested in purchasing, if my wife liked it as much as I did (my wife was not available that first afternoon). Ms. Davis was willing to show my wife the third house we had toured in the next day or two, but I never heard from Ms. Davis other than a text message a few days later saying something happened that she had to take care of. So I waited patiently for a follow-up communication. After all, her livelihood is based on earning commissions from our real estate transactions, and she had verbally committed to representing my wife and me. I assumed she would get in touch with me when her issue was resolved. When the pandemic hit, and it slowed or halted business operations, again I assumed Ms. Davis would be even more willing to earn a commission off of my real estate transaction. But this did not occur as that third house we had toured and I was interested in purchasing sold during the pandemic. Apparently, Ms. Davis and I could have pursued this transaction or a different real estate transaction at any point during the pandemic, but she chose to be unprofessional and unethical by not communicating to tell me that she no longer chose to represent my wife and me for whatever reason she had.