Real Estate

Okay, Im 19 yrs old, 7weeks pregnant and I work as a receptionist at a realestate.

My boss is very strick and manipulative, she is always in the office in her backroom private office, everyday 9am -5pm expect mondays ( they are her days off ) She and her husband privately own the particular realestate I work for.

She is very controlling, more so than any other boss I have ever worked for. She has a T.V her private office that she shares with her husband and a camera out in the front of the realestate where I and the sales consultants work. And she has is on all the time listening into our conversations, even when she says that she only puts in on incase someone comes it. She will listen in on private conversations in the office and then ask personal questions to myself and other people in the office, regarding the conversations she was just listening in on. She also goes onto all the computers and looks up browsing history, any files we have on the computers and through our work emails. BUT she also has a program that allows her to access whatever passwords we type to get onto our private emails and facebook ect, ( which she has expressed she doesnt mind if we use them ) and she will go into our private emails and facebook and follow conversations on the chat. She also goes onto the main printer and does a history print up of EVERYTHING that anybody prints off. Which i find is a bit extreme. She will even go through our rubbish bins! She constantly asks everyone for information on other employees which I don’t appreciate in the slightest. She is also very tight with money for anything from adverts to go into the newspaper to updating realestate programs online.

She and her husband also smoke in their office, so I have been limiting myself from going in there to often, because she keep all the doors shut and they are very heavy smokers, but I still have to go in there at least 5 times a day.

She is a very VERY smart woman and is very controlling, so I know that when I tell her I’m pregnant she won’t fire me on the spot, but she will nit pick on everything I do, that wont have bothered her in the past and I’m scared I will eventually be let go.

My partner has a full time job, but I am only on 3days a week, and I’m scared at how much we will struggle if i do get let go.

My mother who used to work as a sales consultant in the same realestate office was once asked if I was pregnant, and when she respond no, my boss said, ‘ good, because I wont have anyone who is pregnant working here’. (this was a good 6mnths ago. ) Ive only been working here since early Feb this year. My mum got so fed up with their behavour that she left last month and they still havnt paid her for a fortnight of work, annual leave or her sick pay. So I’m scared that I wont get any paid maternity leave, and also if they fire me I wont be able to claim paid maternity leave from the government, and my partner wont be able to support myself, our baby and everything on just his pay alone.

My mum says that as soon as my boss finds out, I will be on borrowed time.

Please I don’t know what to do!

Of course you know what to do. You need to find another job.

If the job is as miserable and unpleasant as you have described, it stands to reason that you would want another position any way. If you have a reason to believe your boss is going to start laying the foundation to fire you once she learns you are pregnant you have an even bigger motivation to find a new job.

Hi, i’ve stated a small Real estates website and now i need clients of course, is Facebook marketing good enough?

It’s really the ebst as It’s Viral
you can contact Seo-webpro if you don’t know how to use Social marketing

Okay so if a homeowner hires a realtor to sell their home just the regular way, does the homeowner make any money off of this sale? Or does all the profit go to the realtor and his/her company?

The Realtor contracts with the seller for either a fixed fee or a percentage of the sale price.
You needn’t let him dictate the all conditions of your contract with him..
Another important factor is whether the listing is ‘exclusive’ to one Realtor or not.
You can get several to compete to bring you the best price.
The fee is negotiable, as are contract conditions, so haggle and this is one of the
biggest deals you will ever do so know what you’re signing.
( An hour’s briefing on what to watch out for, from a local Real Estate Lawyer
would be a good investment. A couple of hundred that could save you thousands.
Listen and take notes.)

My husband & I are looking to rent a house and are thinking about going to a realtor to aid in our search. What are the pros and cons.

Some Realtors specialize in this. Most do not think there is enough money involved to do this. But their pay comes from the landlord- you would not be paying.

not realtor.ca, but the one the realtors use to do research,
such as recent sale, sale price, and can search by area, and etc

Thank you
thanks for your answer malica

i do understand only realtor can access those information, but im also wondering if there is a subscription service that i can pay monthly to use that database.

or even, how do i become a realtor myself

You have to obtain a real estate license, and be hired by a broker, at that point you pay to join the real estate board, and you pay for access to the data base.

I am looking for apartment and I find this place from Craigslist. I want to know how long has coop connection has been in business. If they are legal business?

Craigslist is full of scams.
Never give anyone any personal information online.
Never pay any deposits or give anyone account information
Only get an apartment if you can do a full walkthrough first, and ask the person showing you the place show your their ID to make sure it matches your lease paperwork. Do a background check on the property to see who owns it.
I’ve seen many, many scams where people give a deposit online, then get a key, and the key never fits the place

Assuming that a contract was just signed to list a home with an initial asking price of less than $150,000, what is the probability that the home will take cooper realty more than 90 days to sell?

100%

ok, so my boyfriend and i have broken up. Now i have to find i new house to live. i am unable to come up with a share house as a solution, and i’ve been mainly looking on realestate.com.au which have 2 bedrooms apartments but still not affordable enough. i’,m located in south brisbane and am looking for 1 bedroom/bathroom set up that i can afford!!!! any sites that can make this happen?

look in the newspaper. renting? look for basement apts (cheap and easy). the price decreases as you move farther away from the center of the city/near the city. try the suburbs- new construction is always expensive and landlords who make renovations expect you to pay a ton of more money so be careful.

http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/homes-of-the-gop-candidates.html
@bob the wizard, Obama’s grandparents were not at all rich, you’re misinformed. Obama grew up humbly but loved. calling him mulatto says more about you than it does about him.

Sure, Romney and his 6 million$ worth of homes…he can relate to those who lost their $150k homes last year…

realestate.yahoo.com/
promo/billionaires-home-
buying-binge.html

As can be seen in this article, the elite are barely getting by.

Gray Wolf says it’s not nice to troll.