Sherlock of Homes
A very humorous Blog that highlights gaffes from the MLS & ad bloopers.
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2011
Strange things are afoot, folks. Spring is bringing out the light side of real estate. The sun is shining, jasmine is wafting on the breeze, and cow paddies are warming in the living room. Check out these Spring Fever bloopers from the MLS and real estate adds: This Won't Look Good on Your Resum...
04/29/2011
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Well friends, I'm back again with this week's bloopers, which seemed to fall into a food theme. I've concluded that there must be a lot of hungry real estate agents out there typing...and tippling, too. Some of these will have you licking your lips...or not. Food Foibles "Lunch and snakes" (Som...
04/26/2011
GWEN BANTA AND SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PRESENTS; VICTORY LODGE 333 Leonard St, Mammoth Lakes, CA One of the largest and most exclusive hand-hewn log homes in existence, this magnificent estate is set in the Eastern Sierras in a world class fishing and skiing paradise. Located in the ren...
04/19/2011
Wait until you see the characters who showed up this week on the MLS...well, at least tangentially. It was a great week for laughs, and many were provided by Jane Peters, Jan Pastras, and Patrick Martin, all from right here in sunny L.A. Thanks to you all for helping me be virulent. Uh, I mean ...
04/15/2011
From partying monks to Little Miss Muffett, the MLS was crawling with revelers this week. Of course, few were sober enough to spell, thus providing some hysterical bloopers for our entertainment. Thanks to Jane Peters, Jan Pastras, and Patrick Martin of Los Angeles - some of my favorite eagle e...
04/08/2011
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I have only one thing to say about this week's MLS listings and real estate ads: Never type with your head up your behind - people might think you are displaying your best side. Thanks to Jane Peters of L.A, Joan Rogers of Portland, and Wende Schoof of San Francisco for their hysterical contr...
04/02/2011
Real Estate Resources
A very humorous Blog that highlights gaffes from the MLS and real estate ad bloopers.