The Real Estate Council of B.C. will hold a disciplinary hearing today and tomorrow into the conduct of a longtime North 麻豆传媒映画real estate agent.
Trevor Inglis of North Vancouver鈥檚 Remax Crest Realty is alleged to have 鈥渆ngaged in deceptive dealing鈥� by faking or altering a document to create a supposed sale offer on a property in Pemberton Heights in 2013.
According to details in the real estate council鈥檚 notice of hearing, Inglis, who was co-listing a property on Graveley Street with another real estate agent, made a 鈥渇alse statement鈥� on Feb. 20, 2014, when he told that agent in a phone message 鈥渢hat the offer on the property had been handed to you by a person attending an open house鈥� on Oct. 6, 2013, 鈥渨hen this statement was not true.鈥�
The complaint alleges Inglis made a further 鈥渇alse statement鈥� to the council on March 7, 2014, when he stated the handwriting on the offer wasn鈥檛 his.
The complaint also alleges that when Inglis found out a complaint had been made to the real estate council he committed 鈥渃onduct unbecoming of a licensee鈥� by threatening retaliation against the co-listing agent, stating he would 鈥渘ot ever do any deals with or process and offers presented鈥� to him by that agent and/or threatened to 鈥漛lackball鈥� that agent.
None of the allegations have been proven. The real estate board is expected to hear testimony about the complaint April 18 and 19.
Inglis referred all questions to his lawyer Wes McMillan, who declined to comment on the hearing.
The specific property involved in the deal is not named in the hearing notice; however, Inglis did have a four-bedroom home on Graveley Street listed for sale for $1.2 million in the fall of 2013. It sold for just under that price in December 2013. The property is currently assessed at $2.1 million.
