That’s not all that’s falling away. Where did they find that realtor?
Harold Mandell
Pye, Let’s not be harsh. After all, she only just put the listing up NINETY SIX DAYS AGO!
And how did she find a client with such low expectations? A client of mine had a big upset because the profesional photographer I brought in did not photoshop out a lamp cord.
shadyheightster
Any Realtor who cannot go to the trouble of posting 5 decent photos of a property doesn’t deserve the commission money they are charging. And don’t even get me started about proper spelling! If you want to be called a professional, you need to step up and act the part.
wilf
I’m impressed the realtor went with the “Joan Collins” effect with the pixs. Going after people suffering from myopia is certainly a niche market. Maybe the realtor should re-type the listing in all caps for better results.
Cody
Bottom line is, a lot of real estate agents are lazy lazy lazy. I find them to be, on average (so please, there are exceptions) to be some of the laziest people in a ‘professional’ profession I run across.
Trey
Note to Realtors: This is how you spell separate, NOT seperate. Spell check your work.
Personman
Must have been a train going by when these were snapped.
Chequeta
Oh it is awful. The other spelling error you see ALL the time is quiet spelled quite. “Located on a quite street”.
movocelot
OMIDOG I just saw this – a stunningly remiss effort.
And no pic at all of the great pool in the backyard.
The realtor couldn’t visit during daylight?!
Couldn’t bring an actual camera with flash and maybe f-stops?
This listing just had to get posted tonight?!
That’s not all that’s falling away. Where did they find that realtor?
Pye, Let’s not be harsh. After all, she only just put the listing up NINETY SIX DAYS AGO!
And how did she find a client with such low expectations? A client of mine had a big upset because the profesional photographer I brought in did not photoshop out a lamp cord.
Any Realtor who cannot go to the trouble of posting 5 decent photos of a property doesn’t deserve the commission money they are charging. And don’t even get me started about proper spelling! If you want to be called a professional, you need to step up and act the part.
I’m impressed the realtor went with the “Joan Collins” effect with the pixs. Going after people suffering from myopia is certainly a niche market. Maybe the realtor should re-type the listing in all caps for better results.
Bottom line is, a lot of real estate agents are lazy lazy lazy. I find them to be, on average (so please, there are exceptions) to be some of the laziest people in a ‘professional’ profession I run across.
Note to Realtors: This is how you spell separate, NOT seperate. Spell check your work.
Must have been a train going by when these were snapped.
Oh it is awful. The other spelling error you see ALL the time is quiet spelled quite. “Located on a quite street”.
OMIDOG I just saw this – a stunningly remiss effort.
And no pic at all of the great pool in the backyard.
The realtor couldn’t visit during daylight?!
Couldn’t bring an actual camera with flash and maybe f-stops?
This listing just had to get posted tonight?!