As deadly serious as the real estate business can be, especially today, situations can become interesting, even humorous, where so important a matter as money is concerned. The feature event about money, of course, is the dance around the price at which a house should be listed and sold, and the three principal performers are the realtor, whose job it is to convince the seller that a house should be priced at fair market value, the seller who sometimes wants the house to sell at a price he/she "has to have, and not a penny less," and the buyer who wants to pay a price that he/she considers favorable "and not a cent more." We all have our scripts on these matters. The realtor is prepared to respond in a certain way when the seller learns that the fair market value of his/her house is mu...
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