Living on Someone Elses Schedule

wareaglebeene1

Shared on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 15:04
Why didn’t someone tell me that by selling my house my life now belongs to other people?
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I am trying to sleep in on a Saturday and I get a call early in the morning, “Yes Mr. Beene, this is Tammy from Blahblah realtors and I would like to show your house in a half hour.” It’s not like I can say no. What if these are the people that buy the house? So the house goes on full alert! ;; Get my wife and daughter up, run around half naked trying to pick up after the tornado that is my daughter. Get her fed, remember that I still have not got dressed, get dressed, and then get everyone in the car to get out while the invaders are there. The real pressure comes from knowing that due to a technological advance on behalf of the realtors association called a lockbox, the prospective buyer can just waltz into your house while you are still asleep or butt naked :oops: .
Or I get a call that they will be here sometime between Noon and 2 days from tomorrow. What the heck am I supposed to do now? So I leave the house for 3 days, I mean hours. I take my daughter to the play area at McDonalds. We are there so long that they ask if we are homeless and to stop taking refills at the drink station. ;; I get back to my house and they either did not leave a card or they did not come at all.
I know how to fix it. I will just stay at my house until they show up and then I will leave. (NEXT PART MIGHT BE TOO MUCH INFO) This is great except you can’t take care of any bio functions because they may just walk in. So the other day, no joke, I had to go do the number 2 but decided I would wait until they came and left. Well it was one of those “have to go bad” scenarios so I decided I would go real quick. As soon as I sat down, DING-DONG!!!!! 8O At least they rang the doorbell.
Grim

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Cranefolder's picture
Submitted by Cranefolder on Fri, 04/14/2006 - 13:50
Ah, that takes me back to a couple months ago when we were selling our house. Same hassles, but without the kid. I know you have things much harder than we did because of that. I basically turned our house into a museum that we tried to live in as cautiously as possible. Before we went to work, everything had to be spotless, every towel in its place, all counters cleared, no dishes in the sink, I mean just immaculate. That wasnt hard for the first week, but after 2 months it gets a bit tedious. I hope your house sale goes well. I know it can be a pain to keep everything clean while you are trying to sell, but it really does translate into a much higher sale price. Keep it clean and put up with the hassle, it will be worth it in the end, I promise!
DEADSTOCK's picture
Submitted by DEADSTOCK on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 13:38
Thats some funny shit right there, litterally! lol, Cant even drop a duece in peace anymore lmao thats harsh
SkiddyMcCrash's picture
Submitted by SkiddyMcCrash on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 13:49
Shut up complaining and sell the house all ready lmaoooooo.
Deathmark's picture
Submitted by Deathmark on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 16:19
Youre supposed to bake a pie a few hours before the buyers come. It sell in a day. Maybe try some hallucinogenic drugs in the air. Trick em into buying it. lol
APhatMidget's picture
Submitted by APhatMidget on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 18:40
Good luck with it Grim. Weve gone through a couple sales and Id just prefer to stay away when people cruise through.
DEADSTOCK's picture
Submitted by DEADSTOCK on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 20:17
Joan Kamm not Tammy lol
DEADSTOCK's picture
Submitted by DEADSTOCK on Sat, 04/15/2006 - 20:17
I bet she is a freak in the bedroom!

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