And suddenly I feel like everyone's staring at me.
We had the place looking great inside when the real estate agent came on Friday. Not a book or a dish or a Mr. Potato Head part out of place. But he didn't take pictures. So I had to keep the joint spotless for a full 72 hours until our Monday morning meeting. I know. But apparently it's possible. He still didn't take pictures (too rainy/dark), but that allowed me extra time to clean up a few more things and hang curtains to cover the back of the room-dividing bookshelves upstairs--the curtains I bought a year and a half ago. Wow, this place is just like I want it. I could live here
I don't expect a flood of buyers right away (okay, at all), but I'm going to try to keep good habits in case someone wants to look on short notice. I guess that means no more putting clothes "away" on the closet floor or pretending not to see the dishes that need to be hand washed. Good thing we have a little helper.
Too bad she also spreads small plastic objects around like a preschool full of Tazmanian Devils.
If you know anyone who would like to relocate or invest in a charming beachside community on the gorgeous central Oregon coast, let them know:
FOR SALE
3 bedroom, 2 bath
Open floor plan, high ceilings
Large master suite loft with office area and deck
2 car garage, storage shed
Dog and cat negotiable
3 bedroom, 2 bath
Open floor plan, high ceilings
Large master suite loft with office area and deck
2 car garage, storage shed
Dog and cat negotiable
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We had our house up for sale a couple years ago. We were able to keep it relatively "show-available" clean for about 4 months, struggled for another 2, and then gave up. So there's hope if you are only staying for another 5 months!
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