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Ep. 23 - Underpricing or False Advertising? The Controversy You Need to Know!

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In this episode of The Last Honest Realtor podcast, host David Fleming tackles the controversial practice of underpricing in real estate. Is listing a property below its market value just a smart strategy, or does it cross the line into false advertising? David brings his insights to the table, drawing from a series of eyebrow-raising case studies from the GTA and Golden Horseshoe to explore the ethics, frustrations, and potential pitfalls of these pricing tactics.
From extreme price swings to seemingly endless listing updates, David dissects how some agents push the boundaries of honesty, leaving buyers perplexed and the industry facing credibility issues. This episode sheds light on the tactics that often lead to buyer mistrust, questioning if there’s a better way to approach transparent pricing in real estate.
In This Episode:

  • Understanding the fine line between underpricing and false advertising
  • How manipulative pricing impacts buyers and the industry’s reputation
  • A real-life case study of a property with 39 price changes over 11 listings
  • Why the current MLS system might need a major overhaul
  • David’s suggestions for improving transparency in listing practices

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:05 - Is underpricing false advertising?
01:30 - The case for and against strategic underpricing
05:20 - A shocking case study of MLS price manipulation
15:00 - How this tactic fuels buyer frustration
20:45 - David’s take on the need for MLS reform
28:50 - Conclusion: Seeking transparency in real estate
Don’t Miss:

  • David’s honest critique of the real estate pricing games
  • Eye-opening case studies that show the extremes of listing manipulation
  • Insights into how misleading pricing tactics could hurt the market

Subscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform. Like, comment, and share your thoughts—have you encountered questionable listing practices in your real estate journey?

Support the show

Subscribe and Follow:
Toronto Realty Group Website
Toronto Realty Group YouTube
Toronto Realty Blog Instagram
Toronto Realty Blog Twitter
Toronto Realty Blog Facebook

  continue reading

22 episodes

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Manage episode 448535093 series 3577997
Contenu fourni par Toronto Realty Group. Tout le contenu du podcast, y compris les épisodes, les graphiques et les descriptions de podcast, est téléchargé et fourni directement par Toronto Realty Group ou son partenaire de plateforme de podcast. Si vous pensez que quelqu'un utilise votre œuvre protégée sans votre autorisation, vous pouvez suivre le processus décrit ici https://fr.player.fm/legal.

Send us a text

In this episode of The Last Honest Realtor podcast, host David Fleming tackles the controversial practice of underpricing in real estate. Is listing a property below its market value just a smart strategy, or does it cross the line into false advertising? David brings his insights to the table, drawing from a series of eyebrow-raising case studies from the GTA and Golden Horseshoe to explore the ethics, frustrations, and potential pitfalls of these pricing tactics.
From extreme price swings to seemingly endless listing updates, David dissects how some agents push the boundaries of honesty, leaving buyers perplexed and the industry facing credibility issues. This episode sheds light on the tactics that often lead to buyer mistrust, questioning if there’s a better way to approach transparent pricing in real estate.
In This Episode:

  • Understanding the fine line between underpricing and false advertising
  • How manipulative pricing impacts buyers and the industry’s reputation
  • A real-life case study of a property with 39 price changes over 11 listings
  • Why the current MLS system might need a major overhaul
  • David’s suggestions for improving transparency in listing practices

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:05 - Is underpricing false advertising?
01:30 - The case for and against strategic underpricing
05:20 - A shocking case study of MLS price manipulation
15:00 - How this tactic fuels buyer frustration
20:45 - David’s take on the need for MLS reform
28:50 - Conclusion: Seeking transparency in real estate
Don’t Miss:

  • David’s honest critique of the real estate pricing games
  • Eye-opening case studies that show the extremes of listing manipulation
  • Insights into how misleading pricing tactics could hurt the market

Subscribe to The Last Honest Realtor on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform. Like, comment, and share your thoughts—have you encountered questionable listing practices in your real estate journey?

Support the show

Subscribe and Follow:
Toronto Realty Group Website
Toronto Realty Group YouTube
Toronto Realty Blog Instagram
Toronto Realty Blog Twitter
Toronto Realty Blog Facebook

  continue reading

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