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coo - how many screens?!
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That's how I live..... except for the fact their equipment's expensive. . . and I don't shave.
It's not actually messy, or actually untidy ... there's just a few things out where they shouldn't be. Could be tidied and immaculate within 5 minutes tops.0 -
Not if the pictures are taken by the estate agent, agents don't have the right to go shifting people's stuff around. If the occupier was present you'd expect the agent to suggest moving the ironing board, but as others have said maybe it's tenanted? If anything it's a good example of why tenants should always be present when agents visit you can never be sure what they'll do, if they'd taken pictures like that of my place I'd be asking for them to be taken down. If it's OO, one would hope an owner occupier selling would have taken more care in the first place.tootsmyboots wrote: »wouldnt you have moved the ironing board out of shot if you were taking the photos though!0 -
Yeah I was thinking the same, I don't live in a show home eitherPasturesNew wrote: »That's how I live..... except for the fact their equipment's expensive. . . and I don't shave.
It's not actually messy, or actually untidy ... there's just a few things out where they shouldn't be. Could be tidied and immaculate within 5 minutes tops.
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