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https://outline.com/avH5Lr https://outline.com/avH5Lr I don't really understand this. If I showed up to look at a property with my agent and it didn't look any
by ChrisGranger 8y ago
https://outline.com/avH5Lr https://outline.com/avH5Lr
I don't really understand this. If I showed up to look at a property with my agent and it didn't look anything like the photos in the ad, I would be angry that my time was wasted. It'd guarantee I wouldn't be interested in buying.
Are there really enough "sight unseen" buyers that these deceptive ads are still worthwhile?
- Gibbon1 8y agoI think I saw an article... I did I did see an article!! > Sight-Unseen in 2017: 35% of Home buyers Bid on a Home Before Seeing it in Person https://www.redfin.com/blog/2018/02/sight-unseen-in-2017.html https://www.redfin.com/blog/2018/02/sight-unseen-in-2017.htm... I've seen hundreds of home photo's on real estate sites. Almost all of them are heavily edited. Tip: Get the disclosures before looking at the house. And also understand disclosures are to protect the seller not you. Tip: Put your bid at the last minute and check disclosures right before. I've seen realtors drop bad news at 11pm Sunday with bids due 8am Monday.