Hey {first_name},

The other day one of my clients, Julie, asked me to show her a beautiful 2 bedroom condo

by the water. The master room was spacious enough to store her large shoe collection

(she’s a designer, not a shopaholic lol). And the place looked beautiful enough to decide it’d

be perfect for her and her teenage son.

Only it wasn’t.

I double-checked the listing, and sure it had a nice description – “Spectacular views! The

waves are calling! A chance to live downtown!” But the listing agent missed the mark on

one critical thing: The “second bedroom” wasn’t in fact a bedroom. It was a den.

See technically and officially, a ‘bedroom’ contains 2 essential elements:

A window and a closet.

It must. Have. Both.

Now whether that agent knowingly mislead the public in her listing is up for debate. The

problem is buyers like you rely on accurate listing info to justify a property’s listing price; An

extra bedroom in a home adds more value.

In this case, it wasn’t a “2 bedroom.” It was a “1+1.”

So unless Julie’s son (or anyone else for that matter) wanted to sleep in the study, I had to

call and inform her that this condo just wasn’t going to fly.

If you have any questions about anything YOU see in a listing, please don’t hesitate to drop

me a line

Meanwhile, I’ve been busy adding to the “Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Buying

Your New Home.”

I’m excited to share with you more tips of the trade. Look out for that EXCLUSIVE email

coming at you soon!

Until then,
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