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13 Comments on Puffing the Listing
I kind of like the "potential to sell easement to neighbor." Why hasn't neighbor already purchased it? Maybe he doesn't need it!!!
Carla..I like your style..And I like this post..Very clever ..Thank you
This is great Carla - I know we all could post of ton of these puffers and get a good laugh - if it was a laughing matter. Buyer Beware for sure. BTW on inspection reports - all potential buyers - should get their own report. If they are given a previous buyers report and rely on that information which may or may not be accurate - and there is a problem....we all know who they'll be coming after if there is an issue after the fact. I put the brakes on this a number of years ago and I'm glad I did. All buyers should hire their own inspector!!! As the broker we will not take the responsiblity.
Love your fish pic! It's a puffer all right!!
Hi John . . . just a stab at your question: Maybe the house was divided and there is a flag lot and the owner owns the easment. The neighbor wants to buy the easement (making their lot bigger) -- just a guess.
Hey Hannah . . . Thanks so much, I appreciate the compliment. Like the Puffer Fish? They puff themselves up to look big ;-)
excellent! been up around these lately, and still checking the listings that i lost, they are still on the market....I was honest, and not puffed, but....
Hey Anna B. -- Thank you for adding your comments. Rounds out the blog nicely!! THANKS!!
Hi Nellie -- Honesty is the BEST POLICY, and if the listings you lost are still on the market, it's NOT YOU, and you can feel good about that!
Love you're writing style Carla. It's nice that their creative writing can entertain us.
Thank you very much Lee & Carol. Yes, the "creative writing" is quite entertaining!
Carla:
"Adorable" is always a loaded word. I tell clients that it usually means "small."
I like your puffer fish and puff O meter rating system - very clever.
Hi Carla: I had not heard this term before - thank you for the education!
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Carla - Once again you provide a valuable lesson with entertainment and attitude. I love the fact that you cut through the nonsense and tell it like you see it.
This is exactly what you need in an agent folks! If you are negotiating hundreds of thousands of dollars for a home you need someone who can cut through the nonsense and protect your interests. Carla rocks Portland and you should seek her expertise, unless of course you just want a chauffer with keys to other peoples homes instead.
Boy you were pretty nice with the puff rating of 45%. I think it should be higher. A tip off to me was the mention of the basement sq footage like that is ever used. Adorable - a nice lovely picture word that should probably never be used again right? Quaint = small. Cozy = can't put your furniture anywhere! Puffery.
Hi Claudette -- that's a good one "adorable" = small! You're right ;-)
Hey Nevin . . . thanks for editing!
HA HA Lyn! You think I'm a softy! I toured a "cozy" listing the other day. You're right, can't put furniture anywhere!