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i don't think it's a cop out, I certainly wouldn't buy a house on a street with a bunch of broken down cars on it.
by chasd00 4y ago
i don't think it's a cop out, I certainly wouldn't buy a house on a street with a bunch of broken down cars on it.
- lrvick 4y agoAnd that is why people do it.
- marcus_holmes 4y agoStandard house-buying advice is to buy "the worst house on the best street". So having some broken-down cars on your property may make it "the worst house" on your street and therefore more saleable.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Standard house-buying advice is to buy "the worst house on the best street". “Worst” here really meaning selling for the lowest value compared to what is implied by size and neighborhood. > So having some broken-down cars on your property may make it "the worst house" on your street and therefore more saleable. It may signal that it is likely to be underpriced and get people to check it out, but that’s about it.