Well you've said it right. Online property portals do indeed help facilitating the connection between seller, buyer and the broker. But there has of late been upsetting moments when people looked up for properties online and complained that the adverised properties had either been sold out or the websites have left them hanging on forever without knowing that the properties were gone. Do you think it's time the online portals had put up a mechanism by which the sold-out properties were promptly taken off? That I believe would increase the trust between seller, buyer and broker who majorly do business online. Thank you. Well you've said it right. Online property portals do indeed help facilitating the connection between seller, buyer and the broker. But there has of late been upsetting moments when people looked up for properties online and complained that the adverised properties had either been sold out or the websites have left them hanging on forever without knowing that the properties were gone. Do you think it's time the online portals had put up a mechanism by which the sold-out properties were promptly taken off? That I believe would increase the trust between seller, buyer and broker who majorly do business online. Thank you.

Well, while I appreciate the replies from Sam and Lekshmi, I've got a quick question. Are Sam and Lekshmi one and the same? For they have spelled the word 'professional' incorrectly with two 'f'? Please disregard my question if it's just pure coincidence. Thank you.Well, while I appreciate the replies from Sam and Lekshmi, I've got a quick question. Are Sam and Lekshmi one and the same? For they have spelled the word 'professional' incorrectly with two 'f'? Please disregard my question if it's just pure coincidence. Thank you.