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Freudian Slip

How Do You Abbreviate “Assessments?”

Realtor Freudian Slips? I found a Post-it note on the ground in the Edina Realty-City Lakes parking lot the other day that read: “Seller checking on Pending Assess.” I’m pretty sure they meant “Assessment” “ just not 100% sure . . . 🙂 P.S.: Theory #2 — somebody (the listing agent and/or Seller) didn’t like the...
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How Do You Abbreviate “Assessments?”

Realtor Freudian Slips? I found a Post-it note on the ground in the City Lakes parking lot the other day that read: “Seller checking on Pending Assess.” I’m pretty sure they meant “Assessment” “ just not 100% sure . . . 🙂  P.S.:  Theory #2:  somebody (the listing agent and/or Seller) didn’t like the Buyer. See...
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WSJ Headline (Briefly): “Jeb Bush Says His Brother Gets to Give Eulogy Over President Trump”

The Wall Street Journal’s Freudian(?) Slip [Editor’s Note: The views expressed here are solely those of Ross Kaplan, and do not represent Edina Realty, Berkshire Hathaway (“Berkshire”), or any other entity referenced. Edina Realty is a subsidiary of Berkshire.] I’ll just bet that “low energy” Jeb Bush would relish the idea of eulogizing Donald Trump. Ditto...
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How Do You Abbreviate “Assessments?”

Agent Freudian Slips? I found a Post-it note on the ground in the City Lakes parking lot the other day that read: “Seller checking on Pending Assess.” I’m pretty sure they meant “Assessment” — just not 100% sure . . .  🙂 P.S.:  Theory #2:  somebody (the listing agent and/or Seller) didn’t like the Buyer.
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Contractor “Freudian Slip?”

When a Hyphen Looms Large Due to a frustrating communication problem the other week, I never received a quote from a contractor I know well and like. Unfortunately, it took a couple tries to get it right. Each time, the contractor shot me an email letting me know that he had “re-sent it.” Except that...
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"Bob & Sue Seller??" Better Make That, "Tom & Barb"

Realtor Freudian Slip?One of the things I do in a Listing Presentation — basically, a job interview for Realtors — is give prospective clients a quick overview of the contracts that go into a deal (as a former corporate lawyer, I actually truly enjoy this part!). Typically, I’ll drop in “dummy” names for illustrative purposes,...
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