LOL! That's the way I felt. I think the problem though is some of the brokers. For example, the broker I referenced with the high priced listing seemed to have high priced listings across the board. I got the feeling the broker is the one "consulting" the sellers on what price they should list at (obviously for higher commission dollars). That leads to hard feelings when buyers offer prices that are a lot lower (yet are more in line with the market). And the actual agent with whom I dealt at that broker was...how should I say...special. It felt like he sold used cars before he became a resale agent. The person I dealt with at Fidelity was the exact opposite...no BS or cheesy tactics.