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"A friend of mine who&amp;#039;s a realtor forwarded me this article about a pair of realtors in New Jersey who have made a niche for themselves by specializing in post-divorce house sales. It doesn&amp;#039;t surprise me in the least that this is a money-making opportunity. God knows you need all the expert help you can get in a divorce, and having a team of realtors on your side who know the ins and outs of the process would be nothing but beneficial. My friend had plenty of horror stories of her own, as well. She&amp;#039;s had clients that refused to speak to each other, clients who deliberately sabotaged the house or the process in some way - one disgruntled spouse crashed their own open house and went on a screaming tirade about their soon-to-be-ex in front of all the prospective buyers. She&amp;#039;s also had to get through fights and tantrums during closing and being screamed at herself when one partner thought she was too sympathetic to the other and didn&amp;#039;t make the best deal she could (which is ludicrous - the best deal gets her the best commission). The article also mentions that most realtors don&amp;#039;t like to disclose that it&amp;#039;s a &amp;quot;divorce&amp;quot; sale - it makes the seller(s) appear desperate. One realtor even goes so far as to rearrange closets to make them appear fuller, and others advise clients to buy or borrow clothing and toilet items for the opposite sex - it makes it look less like a divorce sale when prospective buyers go snooping. I guess I never thought much about how difficult divorce can be on your realtor! Do you know anyone who had a home sale horror story due to a divorce? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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