‘She kept lying to us’: Home buyers fire agent after she refuses to submit their application to a seller despite their wishes, nearly costing them their dream house

When you are a kid, there are many things adults do that just seem impossible for your little brain to comprehend. How do adults understand every road sign they see while they are driving? How do they know where to go when they are abroad? How do they pay taxes? How do they buy a house? 

Granted, as a 26-year-old woman, I still have absolutely no idea how adults do most of the stuff they do, and I am sure I am not the only one. How really does one even begin the process of looking for a house to buy? Such a mystery to me.

I support the first step would be to hire a real estate agent who'll guide you through the process, but then you might end up with someone like the agent in this Reddit story. OP (original poster), had to let go of their agent after she kept asserting her opinion on the houses they wanted, and downright refusing to make offers in their names. The situation reached a boiling point when the agent lied about submitting an application for a house OP and their partner really wanted, which they only discovered by chance. This led them to fire the agent, and now they might even report her…

Scroll down for the full story. Then, click here for another story of kids who cut off all contact with their parents for vlogging their entire lives.