Usually, I have no problem. Most of my clients have outstanding taste, and they either have used the services of a professional decorator or they could come pretty close to being one. But sometimes I get "one of those".I admit, I am at a loss. My new clients have a decorating issue that I just don't know how to address. I can't find the words to tell them "that has got to go." Usually, I am fairly plain spoken, even with people that I am just meeting for the first time. My personal feeling is that if I don't tell them about something that I think might slow down a sale or turn off potential buyers, then I am not doing what they are hiring me to do.
But some times I come across things that I don't know how to deal with. People take their family pets seriously. I get that. Call me crazy, but I think my prospect's Fish n' Flush just might be a distraction.
This is a job for a Reala Stager! But he is in Chicago and I am in metro Detroit.
Yes, folks, the Fish n' Flush is real. You can buy them on line. Should you decide it's a MUST HAVE and a great use of your extra Christmas cash, please remember you'll have to take it out before you put your home on the market. We would not want the buyers to fall in love with your pet's luxurious home.
Kudos to Norm Fisher, for finding the Fish n' Flush and eradicating it from his listings in Saskatoon.
Hi Maureen.. ok you got me!! December fools!!! I didnt see this post before. I'm late to the party! This is one funny contraption.. what will they think of next. I can see why you wrote the post, even though your sellers dont have one!! haha.. for a minute there I was thinking like Roberta Lee.. I envisioned the fish rising and falling with every flush.. nice to see they have a separate tank from the flushing water. UP & Down we go!!! hee heeee
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