Odds are that with a name like Richard Weiner, nothing has ever come easy for this guy, not even something as simple as selling his house.
According to Weiner, he hired Coldwell Banker's Robert Lindsay to sell his New Jersey home because he seemed like the best real estate agent he had ever met. It turns out he would have been better off hiring a neutered beagle to do the job because at least the dog wouldn't have invited a married coworker over and plowed her in his house.
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But that's exactly what Lindsay did, Weiner said in a recent interview with Inside Edition.
Once his house hit the market, Weiner said he and his wife installed anti-burglar security cameras before moving out. After several weeks of no action on their property, his wife checked the security cameras from her computer and noticed two people in the house. Thinking they were thieves, she called 911.
When the police arrived, they found Lindsay and another Coldwell Banker employee named Jeannemarie Phelan instead of burglars, and it turned out that the only thing they were stealing was each other's innocence.
Weiner is now suing Coldwell Banker as well as the two agents for using his house "as a cheap motel."
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According to Weiner, he hired Coldwell Banker's Robert Lindsay to sell his New Jersey home because he seemed like the best real estate agent he had ever met. It turns out he would have been better off hiring a neutered beagle to do the job because at least the dog wouldn't have invited a married coworker over and plowed her in his house.
But that's exactly what Lindsay did, Weiner said in a recent interview with Inside Edition.
Once his house hit the market, Weiner said he and his wife installed anti-burglar security cameras before moving out. After several weeks of no action on their property, his wife checked the security cameras from her computer and noticed two people in the house. Thinking they were thieves, she called 911.
When the police arrived, they found Lindsay and another Coldwell Banker employee named Jeannemarie Phelan instead of burglars, and it turned out that the only thing they were stealing was each other's innocence.
Weiner is now suing Coldwell Banker as well as the two agents for using his house "as a cheap motel."
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