This sign sprouted in my neighborhood this morning:
The owners recently held an estate sale and we surmised they'd be moving out soon. It seems like they conducted the estate sale themselves as it wasn't advertised in the usual places, there were not many directional signs, and the sign in the front yard could barely be seen from the street. There was little traffic when I drove past.
It didn't come as surprise that they didn't engage a REALTOR to sell the house. But is it a FSBO? The sign lists a website and a phone number.
The website has only 3 pages: home, photos, and details. The name and number shown on the home and details pages belong to someone who is not licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission, and it's not the name of the owners. It appears this person creates minimal websites with only photos (more on that in a minute) and some details about the house.
Most of the 11 photos are of the outside of the house, with only two of the interior - just the living area and dining room. No pictures of the kitchen, bedrooms, or bathrooms. But the fence, oh what a fence! That should definitely sell the house!
This listing is NOT in our MLS. It seems the only way to find out about the house for sale is to drive by and scan the QR code, visit the website, or call the phone number. How many people do you think will drive down a cul-de-sac street, way off the main arteries? I wish my neighbors well! Maybe they'll call a real real estate agent when their home does not sell.
Meanwhile, if anyone wants to see this home, give me a call. I can't tell if it's priced correctly since I'm not getting a sense of what the interior looks like. More pictures, please!
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