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It's like opening a time capsule and finding a 40 year old Big Mac. It may be vintage but you don't want to touch it.
Sorry, you are wrong about that.
Big Mac does NOT change with time. It would not rot/decompose, as no bacteria/fungus will touch it. A friend of mine tested this item for a year: no change, what so ever...
I think it is really creepy that you walked into someone's house with no open house sign. And consumers wonder why buyers can't just access houses like they can with OpenDoor. How hard would it have been to call the listing office/agent to confirm? I'm creeped out reading your story.
That is creepy. Unless they had a for sale sign up front I would think I was at the wrong house or they listed the wrong info.
That is creepy. Unless they had a for sale sign up front I would think I was at the wrong house or they listed the wrong info.
There were several for-sale signs in front.
You're entitled to your opinion, of course. But the house was on the market and open house was indicated on the listing.
If we had randomly walked into someone's house because we wanted to see the inside, yes, that would be creepy. But assuming that was the homeowner we encountered -- we still don't know for sure -- their beef should be with whoever put the open house designation on Trulia. Not us.
At any rate, it doesn't matter. We made an offer today and it's been accepted.
I think it is really creepy that you walked into someone's house with no open house sign. And consumers wonder why buyers can't just access houses like they can with OpenDoor. How hard would it have been to call the listing office/agent to confirm? I'm creeped out reading your story.
This right here. SO many things could go wrong from both sides.
When selling a property from my mom's estate the realtor advertised an open house, but the house was already in escrow by the time the date came. Newspaper ads were placed a week earlier.
I was at the house that day doing something and soooo many people showed up for the open house. I felt sorry for them as they were really interested, but also happy with the buyer, a vet, getting the house
Houses went fast in that neighborhood--both of my moms houses were under contract within 5 days of listing.
She didn't have an appointment but she definitely had a showing.
Bahahaha!
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