How Not to List Your House.

Posted on | July 1, 2009 |

If you’re bored, or just want a quick giggle at some of the most bizarre and ridiculous real estate listings world wide, check out It’s Lovely! I’ll Take It!

Each listing comes complete with a photo and a link to the original listing (see need to be seen to be believed!).

If you’re thinking of listing your house, this site can serve as a cautionary tale of what not to do. For instance, you’ll learn:

When a letting in a little too much light might be a bad thing.

When you need a professional stager.

And you must see this bizarre fireplace - I’m pretty sure it doesn’t meet the fire code!

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