When you're a home seller, you soon learn that the English language fails you.
You meet people, run into situations, and even DO things that demand a new word. Like these I have coined:
Blowbed ? Inflatible mattress dressed to look like a regular bed.
Bubble Bath ? A grandiose master bath built at the height of the housing market.
Cougar ? Older home that looks good.
Dishcount ? A price reduction because the home was cluttered with too many cute plates on the walls.
Drive-by Shooting ? When a home buyer drives neighborhoods snapping photos on a cell phone to send a significant other for immediate feedback.
Flip Flop ? Home renovated to sell, but done poorly.
Freeting ? First impression the foyer of your home gives to those arriving. FSBCP ? For sale by crazy person, a phrase used to describe a home overpriced because the seller thinks he doesn?t have to pay a realtor.Galcave ? Craft room
Half Baked ? Kitchen not staged.
Hext ? A text message that the people coming to view your home (that you spent all weekend cleaning) bought another home.
Sho-wells ?Towels exclusively reserved for when people are coming to view your home.
Targetize ? When a home seller buys all the staging accessories in one trip to Target.?? ?
NFH ? Neighbor from hell.
Scotchem ? Shortening draperies and curtains by using masking tape or duct tape
WTF ? White thrifted finds. All the furniture you bought second hand, and then painted white to stage your home.? Zirconia ? Artificial wow factor, such as an avocado refrigerator painted with stainless steel paint.If you want some serious help staging your home, download my eBook, DIY Home Staging Tips to Sell Your Home Fast and for Top Dollar. You can begin now to DIY your way to a sold home!
Top photo: Meg Broff Interiors
Source: http://diyhomestagingtips.blogspot.com/2013/02/real-estate-words-you-never-heard-before.html
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