A real estate agent working for Ray White is dismissed after allegations that he secretly sold properties to his partner, according to multiple reports. The company says a deceased estate was sold for $80,000 below its listed price, and that the buyer was his partner.
Ray White terminates the agent’s employment and reports the matter to Consumer Affairs. The outlet reports describe the key concern as potential undisclosed conflict of interest and improper conduct connected to the sale of an estate that the firm had listed at a higher price.
Across the sources, the core facts are consistent: the agent is sacked by Ray White, a deceased estate sale occurs at a lower-than-expected price, and the purchaser is identified as his partner. The reports frame the issue as one that triggers regulatory attention through Consumer Affairs rather than as a fully adjudicated finding, with details limited to the company’s allegations and actions.
