Homes with curve appeal.... (agents, listings, sellers, rentals)

[ChamoisB]

Maybe the real estate broker needs to hire an assistant to catch those unprofessional misspellings.

[oh come on!]

Dinning room doesn't annoy me because it's close enough.

But I've seen one too many curve appeals lately on the mls. That's like misheard lyrics to a song.

For all intensive[sic] purposes, that survey was surprising. Unless you're catering to high school drop outs, that's a lot of potential clientele lost. I didn't know buyers felt so strongly in matters of real estate.

[NinaN]

This home does seem to have curve appeal. Seriously, for a $1.7M listing, you would think the agent would hire a professional photographer.

[davebarnes]

Originally Posted by jackmichigan

They're definately to many mispellings... but, to me, its the principal of the thing.

I saw what you did there.

[davebarnes]

Has curve appeal, but there is no curb.

[gv28]

Originally Posted by davebarnes

Has curve appeal, but there is no curb.

Someday when I marry -up-, that's the house I want. Do you think they are looking for an offer?

[Retire in MB]

My favorite was the house located on a clue-de-sack

[gv28]

I think they should raise the bar just a little bit to get a license.

[MikeJaquish]

Originally Posted by gv28

I think they should raise the bar just a little bit to get a license.

I think the bar should be raised to keep a license.

[jackmichigan]

Originally Posted by gv28

I think they should raise the bar just a little bit to get a license.

Given the nature of this thread, shouldn't the bar be razed?