'No, get them out!': Shady realtor gives the keys to his clients and they move into someone else's house before closing the deal, homeowner snaps

This homeowner was appalled when he discovered that strangers had moved into his house while it was still on the market, audaciously moving their stuff into the home before ever closing a deal. Who could be to blame? 

Realtors. 

You've met your fair share. Realtors encompass the weirdest corners of your Facebook feed and are impossible to avoid. Every stay-at-home mom whose kids are grown gets their realtor's license, joining frothing young salesmen in their 20s eager to join the real estate pyramid scheme alongside overly tan, white-haired snake oil salesmen who got lucky buying a beachside shack in the 1980s for $25,000 and a firm handshake. Although the entire industry is flawed, realtors represent a strangely useless cross-section of humanity, glorified and glamorized as if Sheila from the bus stop advertisement is a luxurious home broker on Selling Sunset. Not all realtors are inherently bad people, but the guy in this next story certainly put to shame an already arbitrated job, when he broke the trust of a homeowner trying to sell their house. 

Audaciously, this realtor gave away the keys to the house, allowing his 'buyers' to move in before ever closing a deal. Keep scrolling for the shocking turn of events where a realtor turned his buyers into trespassers overnight.

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