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Ever get invited to someone’s home for the first time and end up seeing something that makes you just shake your head, or do a double take, or even run out the door screaming? Well, as a real estate agent, this happens on the regular. You end up viewing so many homes, you’re bound to run into things that boggle the mind.
At the Lighter Side, we’ve received a number of photos (and stories) of strange things that agents have found online or came across. Check em out.
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