Is that a Bathroom? MLS Photos You Have to See to Believe!

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In the past, we have shown a variety of bathroom photos, from toilets that are creative, fun, or just plain scary to the most expensive toilet you will ever sit on. Here are some more hilarious bad bathroom MLS photos from our friends at Bad MLS Photos for you to enjoy. 🙂

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4 thoughts on “Is that a Bathroom? MLS Photos You Have to See to Believe!”

  1. Jennie Blackburn – Homeowners love us because we understand what Buyers are looking for. We use that knowledge to help Sellers ready their properties for sale. Whether that means selecting a team for painting, clean-up, repairs, arranging for professional photographs or personally staging the interior & exterior to make the home look great & sell well...we do all the legwork, which is especially helpful for out-of-town owners. We treat each property listing as if it's a product on a shelf, then we make it stand out next to the competition. To get Top Dollar for our homeowners, we know we need to generate the maximum number of Buyer Showings. The more Qualified Buyers who see a property, the higher the likelihood of healthy offers. To that end, we use all of the current day media to market our property listings...on line, texts, QR Code marketing, hot lines, web sites, signs, direct mail, Craigslist, email campaigns, open houses, social media & all of the available real estate portals like Realtor.com, Zillow & Trulia. We expose your property to millions of Buyers worldwide! Properties sell quickly if priced correctly. In order to know where to set that price, we do extensive research prior to listing. Part of determining the correct price for your home involves taking a look at similar homes that have sold recently & doing a Comparable Market Analysis (CMA). That's as far as most Realtors go, but in today's rapidly changing marketplace, it is also important to consider the current market conditions. What else is available for sale right now? Those are the properties Buyers will compare yours to & we use that information to create a pricing & positioning strategy. Selling property is all about positioning. Your house doesn't have to be THE BEST HOUSE EVER. It just has to appear equal to or better than the alternatives. We don't just LIST properties -- we SELL them! For Buyers, the first thing we do is Listen. We listen to what Buyers say (and don't say) about their preferences & must-haves. With this information, we pinpoint homes that meet those criteria, then continue to refine our searches based on Buyers' reactions to homes we show them. We are in daily contact with our Buyers -- immediately notifying them of new listings or price changes and educating them about things they will encounter in the home buying process (i.e., inspection, appraisal). Buyers moving from out-of-state love us because we know the area so well & because we use videos to keep those Buyers in the loop during every stage of the home buying process. Homes that are well maintained & reasonably priced go under contract very quickly. That's why it's important to work with a Realtor who works full time in the business. Most agents are part time, which limits their availability for anything from showings to questions & their power to help Buyers react quickly when bargain properties hit the real estate market. Once we find the perfect property, we guide Buyers through the negotiation process, contract paperwork, home inspection, financing, final walk-thru & closing. Our agents are available via text, email, fax, or phone call so that they can take action on any issues or questions along the way.
    Jennie Blackburn on said:

    These aren’t bad. Seriously. The toilet lids are down.

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  2. Agents worldwide have to know they’re in the property MARKETING business. They’re not just sales or letting agents. If they’re not MARKETING property correctly, they’re potentially missing out on the optimal selling price if the optimal purchaser (every property has one) doesn’t bother to look at that property because of its slipshod presentation to the market. ALSO – owners HAVE to understand that their bottom line is affected by their slovenly presentation. Nobody with any intelligence would try to sell a car without first washing it. Why should their homes be any different. If houses are let then the tenants who behave like this should be treated like small children and told to tidy up – or pay for a company to come in and do it for them – or that clause should be written into the lease in order to protect the landlord’s investment when they come to re-let. You might understand that what appears above drives me crazy as an ex agent who is currently a professional photographer and property marketing creative. Sorry – my name isn’t DurRANT for nothing.

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  3. I couldn’t agree more John especially about home owners taking some responsibility! If more complained it would force agents like these to up their game and everyone wins.

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