Does this look READY TO MOVE IN to you?

This looks like a similar home we saw this weekend where the agent listed it as "will go FAST"...

There is working for the Seller...and then there is writing copy that i s bit more honest and will attract the buyer that is not afraid of the elbow grease and expense in making it "move in ready/"

Good morning Scott. The listing agent needs to revisit their ability to list property truthfully! A word with his/her broker about honesty is in order! Enjoy your day!

Interesting that bank advertising doesn't have to follow our rules and laws isn't it? If an agent used that wording we would probably get sued!

Yah, move in ready if you're previous address was skid row ;)

Ready to move in and clean you might say Scott Godzyk 

Hi Scott Godzyk Ready to move into, but by whom? Not me, that's for sure.

Bill Roberts

That certainly doesn't look move-in ready to me, Scott!  A truly move-in ready bank owned property is a pretty rare thing.

Yeah, I've come across this type of lie before, too.  In this case, you'd think they'd be better off simply removing the carpet and putting it in the dumpster than having the property show like that.  Yikes!

There was a time when banks at least replaced the flooring and repainted the interior of foreclosures.  Not necessarily the case anymore.

Hi Scott - I have seen a few move-in ready REO's, but that isn't one of them, and the agent isn't doing anyone any favors, least of all his own reputation, by making that claim.

The house across the street from me is an REO with the words "pristine condition" in the listing.  I can assure anyone looking at that home it is not in pristine condition.  There were far too many pets through that home as a rental.  The carpets need replaced and the walls painted at a minimum.

Scott- not in my world is it move-in ready.  It's a shame to waste someone's time by not offering a better and more accurate description. 

That kind of looks like a bank owned house I was in last week. Man did it stink. I guess the former owner lived there for a year and half with no running water. The urine smell was overwhelming. Thoughout the small town there are rumors that meth was at the very least smoked in the house. My buyer is up for the challenge, though. 

It looks like move in ready for a critter Scott.

It looks like an outline of a dead body that was not removed for quite some time.

No words, other than the listing agent is nuts.