For the past 8 weeks I have been working with a couple who had a very specific type of home they wanted to purchase in Murrieta, California that would include such things as a pool, views of the valley, 3 car garage and RV parking if possible with low taxes. Tall order but not impossible and over the course of our relationship they made offers on 3 bank owned properties (REOs) but were outbid every-time.
Two weeks ago a property came onto the market through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) at 10;05 AM and at 10:20 I called the seller to make a appointment to show her home that day and to my surprise she told me it was not a good day to show her house and slammed the phone down. Now I am not the sharpest tool in the shed but this smells like a divorce to me so I called the listing agent and asked how far into the divorce her clients were and could she get my clients into the property.
Lucy the listing agent was surprised I knew the situation and after explaining her clients had been divorced for 15 months and it was time to sell the house she agreed to meet us at the property at 2:30 so I could show my clients the house but she did warn me Ms.Seller may be present. My response, OK.
Long story made short my clients made a full price offer at 4:15 which I took to Lucy and she in turn called Mr Seller & Ms Seller to inform them of our offer which they did accept at 6:45 but Ms. Seller did inform me, we were on speaker phone, that she did not like me very much at all because I sold her house way too fast.
Hmmm, Buyers market, thousands of homes on the market, one showing, sold in 9 hours, full price, I'm SORRY.
Escrow closes this upcoming Friday.
DISCLAIMER: The listing agents name has been changed to protect the Professional.
The Sellers priced this property correctly for the market but they didn't have a FIRE sale.

Mr and Mrs Murrieta Ca. home buyer please do not ask me for the lockbox code on the property you just drove past. Those codes are for agents only and as a professional real estate agent I take my profession seriously as I hope your Doctor does as well.Yes I do remember you previously worked with an agent who gave you the codes to properties in Temecula Ca. but you did say you felt he wasn't doing a good job in helping you to find a new home.