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Aurora Guiragossian

Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate with Leigh Brown

Rod Khleif

Marco Kozlowski

Mark Allen

Gary Boomershine

Jeff Cohn

Veronica Figueroa

Eric Bowlin

Krista Mashore

Aaron Hendon

Chris Stafford

Casanova Brooks

Scott Smith

Isabel Affinito

Damion Lupo

Antoine Martel

OwlTail

Leigh Brown

Greeted by a man in his boxers, a woman in bed, and the smell of marijuana in the air is not a great way to make an impression at a house viewing. It’s actually a great reason for prospective clients to pass on a house. Aurora Guiragossian discusses two unsettling real estate stories that express just how little control realtors can have on their day-to-day job. In this episode, Leigh welcomes Aurora Guiragossian, a realtor for Heller Coley Reed of Long &amp; Foster Real Estate in the DC, Metro Area. Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting The Leigh Brown Experience.  Time Stamped Show Notes:  00:40 – Leigh introduces Aurora 01:28 – Aurora is from downtown, Maryland 03:05 – Aurora has 2 crazy stories 03:08 – Years ago, Aurora showed a house to a couple  03:22 – A deal is not always a deal because there can always be a catch 03:31 – The property was only walking distance from the metro station 03:40 – When Aurora got there, the listing agent told them it’s okay to have the showing 03:45 – A man in his boxers opened the door and let them in 04:00 – The place looked like a college, fraternity house 04:40 – The property was occupied by a renter 05:00 – Aurora opened a bedroom door and there was a woman on the bed, staring at them 05:20 – Aurora went to another room and there was a bong with a smell of marijuana 06:15 – Aurora’s client passed on the house and chose another house, instead   06:54 – Aurora’s next story was a bit scary for her  07:00 – Aurora was listing a friend’s house for rent 07:39 – Aurora had 2 separate clients that wanted to see the house 07:50 – Aurora brings a weapon for self-defense when she needs to go alone 08:29 – One couple comes through to meet Aurora and see the place 08:39 – Another group comes through the house, but a person who was a neighbor was hanging around 08:46 – This neighbor said he sent the couple to Aurora because they were lost 08:50 – This neighbor started following Aurora as she was closing up the house—he was on her heels and talking fast and Aurora began to feel alarmed 09:10 – The neighbor asked for a commission for sending Aurora the couple 09:36 – Aurora now is holding her keys in one hand and mace in the other hand as the person kept on following her 10:10 – The person tried to knock on Aurora’s car window and was pushing her to pay $10, but she drove off 10:46 – Aurora didn’t pay the person any fees 10:58 – Aurora contacted her friend and told her about the neighbor who asked for a commission   11:35 – Unfortunately, realtors can’t control the neighbors 12:20 – Leigh shares an important note from Aurora’s experiences  12:33 – For homeowners, it’s not the realtor’s fault if your house won’t sell because of the current tenants 12:51 – All realtors should carry something to defend themselves 13:27 – “Any realtors who are defending themselves is a wonderful thing”   13:40 – Aurora is taking shooting lessons soon 14:20 – Aurora’s goal 14:30 – Leigh shares about the realtors who carry their CRs 15:20 – Reach Aurora by phone at 301-379-6645, Twitter and Instagram 15:43 – Find Aurora on their team’s  website and by email 17:02 – Tweet Leigh Brown for your very own crazy story in real estate  3 Key Points  It’s not a realtor’s fault that a house won’t sell because of its current tenants. Realtors should always carry something or know how to defend themselves. Having a strange neighbor is an uncontrollable event for a realtor, but homeowners should always provide a warning.  Credits  Audio Production by Chris Mottram Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives Cover Design by Two Minds Design Original Music by Rimsky Music 

<p>Greeted by a man in his boxers, a woman in bed, and the smell of marijuana in the air is not a great way to make an impression at a house viewing. It’s actually a great reason for prospective clients to pass on a house. Aurora Guiragossian discusses two unsettling real estate stories that express just how little control realtors can have on their day-to-day job. In this episode, Leigh welcomes <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/auroraguiragossian/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aurora Guiragossian</a>, a realtor for <a href="http://www.hellercoleyreed.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Heller Coley Reed of Long &amp; Foster Real Estate</a> in the DC, Metro Area.</p> <p>Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting <a href="http://theleighbrownexperience.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Leigh Brown Experience</a>. </p> Time Stamped Show Notes: <ul> <li>00:40 – Leigh introduces Aurora</li> <li>01:28 – Aurora is from downtown, Maryland</li> <li>03:05 – Aurora has 2 crazy stories</li> <li>03:08 – Years ago, Aurora showed a house to a couple <ul> <li>03:22 – A deal is not always a deal because there can always be a catch</li> <li>03:31 – The property was only walking distance from the metro station</li> <li>03:40 – When Aurora got there, the listing agent told them it’s okay to have the showing</li> <li>03:45 – A man in his boxers opened the door and let them in</li> <li>04:00 – The place looked like a college, fraternity house</li> <li>04:40 – The property was occupied by a renter</li> <li>05:00 – Aurora opened a bedroom door and there was a woman on the bed, staring at them</li> <li>05:20 – Aurora went to another room and there was a bong with a smell of marijuana</li> <li>06:15 – Aurora’s client passed on the house and chose another house, instead</li> </ul> </li> <li>06:54 – Aurora’s next story was a bit scary for her <ul> <li>07:00 – Aurora was listing a friend’s house for rent</li> <li>07:39 – Aurora had 2 separate clients that wanted to see the house</li> <li>07:50 – Aurora brings a weapon for self-defense when she needs to go alone</li> <li>08:29 – One couple comes through to meet Aurora and see the place</li> <li>08:39 – Another group comes through the house, but a person who was a neighbor was hanging around</li> <li>08:46 – This neighbor said he sent the couple to Aurora because they were lost</li> <li>08:50 – This neighbor started following Aurora as she was closing up the house—he was on her heels and talking fast and Aurora began to feel alarmed</li> <li>09:10 – The neighbor asked for a commission for sending Aurora the couple</li> <li>09:36 – Aurora now is holding her keys in one hand and mace in the other hand as the person kept on following her</li> <li>10:10 – The person tried to knock on Aurora’s car window and was pushing her to pay $10, but she drove off</li> <li>10:46 – Aurora didn’t pay the person any fees</li> <li>10:58 – Aurora contacted her friend and told her about the neighbor who asked for a commission</li> </ul> </li> <li>11:35 – Unfortunately, realtors can’t control the neighbors</li> <li>12:20 – Leigh shares an important note from Aurora’s experiences <ul> <li>12:33 – For homeowners, it’s not the realtor’s fault if your house won’t sell because of the current tenants</li> <li>12:51 – All realtors should carry something to defend themselves</li> <li>13:27 – “Any realtors who are defending themselves is a wonderful thing”</li> </ul> </li> <li>13:40 – Aurora is taking shooting lessons soon</li> <li>14:20 – Aurora’s goal</li> <li>14:30 – Leigh shares about the realtors who carry their CRs</li> <li>15:20 – Reach Aurora by phone at 301-379-6645, <a href="https://twitter.com/iamyourrealtor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://instagram.com/aurora_is_your_realtor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a></li> <li>15:43 – Find Aurora on their team’s <a href="http://www.hellercoleyreed.com/agents/aurora-guiragossian/?feed=sold" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> website</a> and by <a href="mailto:Aurora.Guirago@gmail.com">email</a></li> <li>17:02 – Tweet <a href="https://twitter.com/LeighBrown" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Leigh Brown</a> for your very own crazy story in real estate</li> </ul> 3 Key Points <ol> <li>It’s not a realtor’s fault that a house won’t sell because of its current tenants.</li> <li>Realtors should always carry something or know how to defend themselves.</li> <li>Having a strange neighbor is an uncontrollable event for a realtor, but homeowners should always provide a warning.</li> </ol> Credits <ul> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pub/christopher-mottram/96/b12/708" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audio Production by Chris Mottram</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mallardcreatives.com/testimonials/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.2minds.biz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cover Design by Two Minds Design</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.premiumbeat.com/artists/rimsky" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Original Music by Rimsky Music</a></li> </ul>

Crazy Sh*t In Real Estate with Leigh Brown - Episode #54 with Aurora Guiragossian