/r/RidiculousRealEstate
Bad real estate photos, ridiculous home features, wild listings, and anything else over the top involving real estate.
Bad real estate photos, ridiculous home features, and anything else over the top involving real estate.
/r/RidiculousRealEstate
basically you're shown 2 houses scraped from zillow. you see the location, beds, bath, etc. and a shot facing the home. you just tap on which house you think is priced higher. hella fun and there are some ridiculous houses on here
900 square feet. No garage. "Remodeled" from the 80s. 12 miles to the closest city with a Walmart (no city sewage).
Oh and you might have an acre, but you're still basically side-by-side with your neighbors. Houses next door are zestimated at $200k with more space.
$300k please.
There's a reason it's been on the market for 3 months.
Art deco meets blacksmith's shop meets Victorian barn... https://www.realtor.com/news/unique-homes/art-deco-blacksmith-philadelphia-sale-millions/
My agent wrote an addendum asking the seller to clean the HVAC system and air ducts due to the strong smell of smoke and marijuana left by the tenant. The day before closing, my agent and I went to check the cleaning progress. When we arrived, the seller was there spraying a Dollar Tree air freshener with a strong bleach scent around the house. He claimed to have cleaned the air ducts. I mentioned that I could still smell smoke beneath the bleach and spray odor. Both the seller and my agent insisted it was just a citrus smell. I told them I might cancel the contract because of it, but they reassured me not to worry.
The evening of the closing, I returned to the house. As soon as I opened the door, I noticed the strong smoke smell again. Upon inspection, the house was still very dirty, with yellow residue on the windows and blinds. It smelled awful. My agent promised the seller would fix the issues, but nothing was done, and I feel like he lied.
When I told my agent I wanted to cancel the contract because the smoking smell was still there, she told me I would definitely lose my $5,000 house deposit, even though we signed an addendum requiring the seller to fix the problem. Now, she has introduced a contractor to repaint the house and replace the carpets, with an estimate of $10,000. Should I trust her contractor?