Douglas John Calandrella Tsk Tsk! | Shame Shame Shame! This louse gives us all a bad rap! This serial thief abused his real estate license by stealing from homes on the market. He gained access with his lockbox key. He targeted upscale suburbs outside of San Francisco. He'd been arrested years before for the same crime but apparently he was at it again. Luckily, a 12 year old's webcam caught him red-handed!! I pulled up Disciplinary Action from the California Department of Real Estate. Apparently, his license was "outright revoked" July 5, 2011. See below If your house is for sale, please remove all valuables. Take inventory before and after each showing/open house. Be sure your realtor installs a lockbox that logs who enters and at what times. (Combo locks won't suffice)...and I ain't telling you to spy but I suppose it can't hurt to leave your tween's webcam rolling! |
2 Comments This building in the Shanxi Province of China was built under a freeway 15 yrs ago. How that happens, I dunno! How did it bypass permits, assessment, appraisals, building codes, liability,...oh, wait, it's China. Minor details! On the bright side, the government now has deemed it unsafe & will demolish it. The current denizens are being re-located somewhere hopefully less precarious. Perhaps by a railroad station, airport runway or military firing range? Anything is a step up from this disaster waiting to happen! Read more here at M.I.C. Now, just for kicks, how would a real estate agent market a place like this?
My friend Mark Gonzales of Keller Williams (and Realtor Magazine's 30 Under 30) posted this on his facebook: "AGENT ALERT!! A male, identifying himself as Mr. Bunch, has been calling female agents, who have listings in the newspaper using their photo, requesting that they meet him at a vacant property or a parking lot, primarily in the Chatsworth/Canoga Park (Los Angeles). This man is known to the police to use several aliases. All agents should be alert to this type of request and be especially careful when meeting clients at vacant properties. If you have had this request, please notify the Association at 818-947-2252." It's time to review my Open House Safety Tips for realtors! Watch, laugh, learn! |

