We're listing a home in a week and we wanted to check out the competition. There is a home in the subdivision with close to the same square footage. It is occcupied so we probably won't preview it, but--good news!--there are 20 pictures in the MLS!
With 20 pictures, we think we will be able to get a good idea of the condition of the home.
Well, the first 10 pictures are of the exterior front elevation. Here's one from directly in front. Here's one that's one foot to the right. Now another one that is two feet to the left. You get the idea.
Next, we have 9 pictures of the backyard. One shows the view from the porch looking out. Another one shows the view looking towards the porch. And so on.
Finally, the last picture is of the interior of the home. What is in the picture? A dog on a leather sofa. It's not a picture of the family room where the dog has photo-bombed and jumped on the couch just before the photo was snapped.
No, it's a picture of the dog--up close. It's a beautiful golden labrador. He looks friendly. And it looks like a nice leather sofa.
We still have no idea what the interior of the home looks like. Could be a clever move by the agent. Perhaps the interior is not photo worthy. We're going to assume that the best part of the interior of the home is the beautiful labrador. We think potential buyers will think the same thing, too.
