Realtor Sucks - Crystal Cox Montana Real Estate Broker. Real Estate Consumer Advocate.: Real Estate Fraud

the National Association of Realtors is a Hoax.

NAR is NOT of a "Higher Standard" as they Claim to Be.

NAR does not Provide Consumer Protection in ANY way.

The National Association of Realtors NEEDS
you to REALLY buy into the Illusion that they
are the "Voice of Real Estate"
that way you will Simply not know that you can use
a Real Estate Broker that is NOT Part of the
Real Estate Cartel known as
National Association of Realtors.

And You Believe that an NAR Member Offers you
More Protection in your Real Estate Transaction
When In Fact that is a Flat Out Lie.

NAR is so Engrained in your Life that ALL of you Use
the Word "Realtor" for the WordS "Real Estate Agent"
though NAR tells me that is Illegal. Law Books Do it, you Do it
But NAR wants to STOP me from Doing it.

The National Association of Realtors
Violates Anti-Trust Laws, Violates Mortgage Laws,
Violates RESPA Laws, they pay Attorneys to
Advise members at the State Association Level
that is Information Biased on What NAR Needs
to be the Course of Action, to Keep NAR in Business.

Even to the Point of Convincing Members they
are doing something Illegal when they try and
benefit the Real Estate Consumer.

NAR Pushes State Real Estate Governing Agencies
to Make E and O insurance Mandated -
when in FACT this E and O insurance is What Enables
the Realtor to Legally Committ Fraud and
there is nothing you Can do unless you have
BIG Money and a WHOLE lot of Years to Fight.

The National Association of Realtor IS NOT the
Voice Of Real Estate. NO WAY.

Real Estate Fraud

Recommended reading from this morning’s Wall Street Journal:

Recommended Reading for March 12, 2007By Keith Huang - The Wall Street Journal
Detroit-based realtor Ralph Roberts has been selling real estate for more than 25 years. In recent years, Mr. Roberts has turned his attention to real-estate and mortgage fraud.
Mr. Roberts has even worked with federal officials to educate state and local law enforcement, regulators and financial institutions on how to detect and avoid common real-estate scams.
Some of the more common schemes include property flipping with false statements to lenders, or the use of fraudulent qualifications, such as a buyer fabricating an employment history or credit record.

Mr. Roberts says con artists have increasingly been turning to the Web to perpetrate their scams. To combat this rise, he has helped nurture an online network of fraud busters.
According to a recent report by the Internal Revenue Service, the booming real-estate market has been complemented by an increase in real-estate-related schemes. In fact, the IRS said the number of real-estate fraud investigations the agency initiated doubled between fiscal 2001 and fiscal 2003.

NAR Provides NO Protection for Real Estate Consumers. There is NOT One Good Reason to USE an NAR member in your Real Estate Transaction.

Yes SOME Realtors are the Good Guys and Gals.. in FACT Most are ... But So What.. if NAR cannot stop the Bad Realtors and they usual make the most money in a particular town or area ... well then the Good Realtors can't do business... YOU Lose.

Time for NAR to Be Accountable for the Real Estate Consumers whom they have Beaten Down, Neglected, Made Billions from and Offered NO PROTECTION what so ever for Far TO LONG.

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