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Real estate speak translations

by Kelly 4 Comments

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As we now search for our next home and are “seasoned buyers” I feel I’m getting quite good at translating the traditional real estate language that most agents seem to speak.

For those of you who don’t have a lot of experience in the home buying game, here are a few pointers for you:

“Plenty of room for the kids to play outdoors” – The house is so tiny it will actually make the yard look massive.

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“Unique staircase” -Exceptionally steep. More of a ladder really. Prepare to climb.

“Cosy” – You won’t be swinging any cats in here!

“Comfortable family home” – Sure, if you have 1.6 children!!

“Renovator’s delight” – Current residents are a family of possums and many families of rodents.

“Overlooking a pond” – Some bright spark dug a gigantic hole two feet from the front door, filled it with water and named it “pond”.

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All dilapidated house pictures courtesy of wikimedia commons

“Turn of the century, original wood oven” – Hasn’t actually functioned for about 80 years and will need to be removed.

“Unusual” – plain ugly

“Outdoor room that could be utilized as additional guest accommodation” – I wouldn’t put a dog in that cold, dirty, dingy room let alone a guest!!!

Best of luck finding your dream home!

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  1. Jodie

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    I love this! Especially coming from a real estate background (in my previous non creative life). I would cringe at some of the advertising copy that I would need to submit. You are spot on šŸ™‚

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  2. m.e (Cathie)

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    hehee! funny!!

    how did you go with the teapot Kel?

    i still haven't sent you those mags, been a bit quiet round here..sorry ♄

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  3. Erin

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    Oh you are making me laugh:)

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  4. Clodagh a.k.a. Isra

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    that was funny, thanks i needed that

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