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To: Toespi
if every realtor was honest, they were terrified to list homes owned by people from India, their cooking was horrific and a dead end for selling, which could not be discussed because of civil rights.

A friend who worked in a crafts store said they dreaded when an Indian person would return a length of fabric, because it could not be resold even at a discount due to the cooking odors. But the manager would make them take it back and give the refund. She opined that some of them bought a long bolt of colorful cloth, used it as a tablecloth, and then returned it.

95 posted on 03/19/2021 3:34:57 PM PDT by Albion Wilde ("One steps out with actresses, one doesn't marry them."—Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh)
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To: Albion Wilde

I can see that happening! Honestly, in my experience, Indian people were good to work with, honest but crafty in negotiating. So I didn’t want to denigrate them. Actually, it would have only taken one complaint to the Board of Realtors, claiming discrimination if a Realtor would have mentioned the cooking odors, they would have lost their license. But yet, it diminished the value of homes and we couldn’t discuss it with them..


98 posted on 03/19/2021 3:41:55 PM PDT by Toespi
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