What a dickwad!

I am working on an residental investment property, this is an email I got in response to an ad I placed online.

Pat is too funny, is you want to contact him, email him at patrickcraddock@hotmail.com.

from Pat:
first, there's plenty of sustainable building products on the market. bamboo, mesquite, tree farmed wood. Brazilian hardwood just means trees cut from Brazil's rainforest, which did represent 50% of the world's rainforest. Now there is a huge market for Brazil's hardwoods. It's supply and demand. No thanks for creating the supply.

Second, thanks for tearing down yet another Barton home. There are alot of good remodels, some with large creative additions, that preserve the house and the neighberhood. Couldn't you just tear down houses in the subarbs?

Just trying to get you to think about the things you do.
patrickcraddock@hotmail.com

from miss amor:

look, pat.

thanks for your info. but your points are not only irrelevant but ignorant and i feel sorry for you and the people who have to deal with the likes of you.

i purchased this home in barton hills when it had been completely gutted, in slab stage and was sitting idle for 2.5 years. i feel like i did the entire neighborhood a favor conisdering there was bamboo dangerously spreading from our yard to neighbors. besides that, the yard itself was so run down it was a hazard to the greenbelt, since the home backs to the greenbelt and unhealthy substances were flowing through the yard. this was due to the drainage issues that i corrected. so you should thank me you effin tree hugger.

enlighten someone else, i am trying to do business here and you obviously have no life.

ps. the 1600 sq ft of brazilian hardwoods are gleaming and gorgeous! thank you rainforest!!!

piss off-

miss amor