Accents On Real Estate

This is in response to Robert K’s «review», which was clearly and specifically a response to my own review, as he lives in Melbourne, FL and at the time of this writing — almost a year after he submitted his rating of Accents — still hasn’t written a single review of any other establishment in Port, nor anywhere else for that matter.
I am far from unfamiliar with buying and selling properties; this is not the only property I have ever owned (Brooklyn and Saltaire, Fire Island are two others that come to mind, in addition to land my husband co-​owned with his sister). Being asked to pre-​qualify is one thing (although the next realtor didn’t even mention it), but being asked to pre-​qualify because — as I explained in my review — the realtor is somehow suspicious that we were playing around (we had never once gone to an open house out of our own decided-​upon price range) is another. The questions were persistent and intrusive, we were confused as to understand where they were coming from, and refusing to put in a bid until we showed that we pre-​qualified (through the institution of HER choice) clearly stemmed from her bizarre suspicion that we were not only serial open-​house hoppers, but — heavens! — possibly going to open houses for homes that were out of our range.
I am simply and truthfully sharing my experience exactly as it took place with Fran Foster of Accents on Real Estate, and I stand by my original review.