
10 Listing Faux Pas That Drive Agents (And Their Buyers) up the Wall
Listing a home is an art form… or at least it should be. But sometimes, the “masterpieces” you see feel more like finger-painting. Online real
Real Estate agents pride themselves on not only their salesmanship, but also their ability to find something positive in almost any property. Who hasn’t told someone, “oh that five-foot ceiling saves energy!” or “those aren’t bloodstains, they’re accents!” When it comes to these construction flubs, however, even the quickest tongued agent may find themselves stumped.
…argued the now-unemployed contractor.
“When Wall Street took that tail spin, you had to stand in line to get a window to jump out of” – Will Rogers, 1929
And who was the jerk who put chairs there? Was the pillar not inconvenient enough?
But nope, they went ahead and planted eight more.
If you’re not short enough now, you will be soon.
They won’t just move into any box you put in front of them.
“Nah, we’re good.”
But nope, they went ahead and installed a handrail for good measure.
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