Phillip stated, "as a whole Redfin agents DO point out the negatives because the selling agents point out the positives". I repeat, that is a biased policy, plain and simple. It is not balanced and fair. Redfin has to know that most consumers reading Redfin's reviews are going to assume that it is fair and balanced. But now, there is a clear admission their reviews are biased. The only thing I am doing is exposing Redfin's hypocrasy when they are obviously presenting biased opinions with the knowledge that the average consumer does not know they are being biased.
To those who think a biased assessment is "right on the money": You should also be able to agree that if Redfin did a review on your child and said they were, "short and horse faced", but failed to mention that they are a star athlete, an exceptional scholar, saves puppies and kittens, helps little old ladies cross the street, ends world hunger, cures cancer, and brings world peace, you would have to say they are "right on the money" because, after all, your child IS short and horse faced.
After reading the Redfin review on your child, who would ever want to have a home (oops, I meant child) like yours???
I wonder what the National Association of Realtors would say about this policy?
There is an obvious conflict of interest when a competing Redfin agent writes biased comments about any listing that is not their own under the guise of being balanced and fair.
