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Paul Blais Realty Group

Paul Blais Realty Group

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7815 101 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T6A 0K1, Canada
(780) 377-2517 www.paulblais.ca
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May 27, 2018
This Real estate agent showed absolutely no respect for the fact that this was my home 13 alder court Sherwood park. The home was being debated over in a divorce, despite the fact that I had a written agreement stating that I could retrieve some of the plants I had put in my garden this agent sold the home with no notice of this to the new owner. When the deal was being finalized on the sale of the home this agent was aware that I was without legal advice during that time and was seeking legal advice I was yelled at over the phone by this agent, was told that sometimes you just have to take a loss. In the end my ex walked away with 30 grand from this sale I walked away with 3 grand and lost ALL my plants from my garden that valued up to 10 grand. During the phone call this agent told me to have a heart, the person who wanted to buy my home was a single parent and had no place to go soon if I didn't sign off my rights and cut my losses, I ended up finding out the couple who was buying my home were doing all the paper work from a lovely vacation in Mexico... My children and I stayed in a bedroom for a few months in another families home, we used the food bank often and had local churches help pay for rent for us. This agent sent us a grocery card gift card which actually felt more insulting then helpful.

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