Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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A seller needs to correct anything ODD they did to their home or it will not sell. They also need to carefully look at the pictures a realtor posts of their home. I see some and I shake my head. Large furniture or lots of furniture that makes the home look small, garages packed with stuff, pictures of roofs when they are wet making it appear there is damage, etc.. |
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Your second paragraph is spot on. How many times I see bad pictures is remarkable. I see houses that are priced at a premium and it looks like a 7 year old took the pictures with an iPhone 4. And yes, often times the rooms are very cluttered which doesn’t do the seller any favors. I will also add as free advice to listing agents: if you highlight something in the description, include a picture of it in the pics. Drives me crazy and it should be real estate 101. |
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Don't forget all the lovely mole crickets that ruin the grass around the street light and are just about impossible to get rid of in your lawn. And then that whole big lot is usually not usable for anything because of right of ways running through it. Never again! |
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And don't forget to add all the traffic you'll see in the view. And if you're lucky enough to have a stop sign there, cart and motorcycle noise.. it's just heavenly. Not! |
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If you listened to the critics you would hear “Don’t buy a lot on a golf course, don’t buy a home near water and alligators, don’t buy a home where there are a lot of rentals, don’t buy a home near a busy highway, don’t buy a home at the edge of a Village near vacant land.” It is best to buy what you like and enjoy living in the home you choose. There is no one house fits all. We don’t all have to live in homes on interior lots.
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I don't deny that some folks may not like them for a variety of valid reasons (for them). The pluses (as I see them) outweigh any potential drawbacks. That's the beauty of so many varying options at TV. They all don't have to please every person. But every person is pleased by at least one of them. As for me, I think Rick Nelson (I believe he dropped the 'y' at this stage) sang it best: "You see, you can't please everyone, So you got to please yourself" |
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That's one high maintenance way to hide the 2-street view and stop sign, probably helps with the traffic noise too. I"m not saying that everyone dislikes corner lots what my original reply was is that they do not sell quickly unless there is something special about them like a 4-car garage, water front, or other hard to find feature.
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I think the upshot is that the corner lot gives you the space (usually) to create those optically pleasing landscape features. |
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