SF Chronicle Hit Piece and Rebuttal

After Healing Houses was released, the San Francisco Chronicle sent Steve Rubinstein to follow on a house sale job. If I was a real psychic, I would have known that he had an agenda, but I tend to take people at face value  (and he brought his disarmingly cute tweenish daughter, which appeared was open hearted).

In this rebuttal, I respond to his misstatements and ill-informed attacks. Below, I show the final sale listing, which completely refutes his rushed attack. In the end, the photo opp alone was worth the slander!

 

^^^ (To read more or enlarge the article, scroll over it and commands will appear in the lower left corner.) 
As you can see from this Trulia screen shot, the house DID sell a week later, for $1.54M, 10% more than Rube insinuated it was worth (and a bump that in itself was >100x more than what I charged).

 

The house discussed in the SF Chronicle article

After Healing Houses was released, the San Francisco Chronicle sent Steve Rubinstein to follow on a house sale job. If I was a real psychic, I would have known that he had an agenda, but I tend to take people at face value  (and he brought his disarmingly cute tweenish daughter, which appeared was open hearted).

In this rebuttal, I respond to his misstatements and ill-informed attacks. Below, I show the final sale listing, which completely refutes his rushed attack. In the end, the photo opp alone was worth the slander!

 

^^^ (To read more or enlarge the article, scroll over it and commands will appear in the lower left corner.) 
As you can see from this Trulia screen shot, the house DID sell a week later, for $1.54M, 10% more than Rube insinuated it was worth (and a bump that in itself was >100x more than what I charged).

 

The house discussed in the SF Chronicle article

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