It's been a busy week! I'll start with today... Our agent held an open house today for the agents in her company. Only about five came, but they were the ones she wanted to come, she said. All the big dogs, I guess. The big Agent's tour for all the area agents is in two more weeks. Then today at 4:30pm, a photographer came by to do a virtual tour. So, I've had to have the house spotless today.
Sunday we ended up showing the house two times. That was very exciting, so I didn't mind all the cleaning I had to do. I do think I'm gonna go into early labor if I keep this heavy cleaning up all the time, though. The first couple may or may not be getting a job here, so I'm not counting on them. But the second showing was very encouraging. It was only the husband, but he liked it "best" of the other houses he's seen. He wants to come later this week, maybe Thursday, and bring the wife. Hopefully they have the same taste in houses, and I can go into labor knowing this phase is over! Friday we have another showing at 3pm with one of the agents that was here today.
So, I'm finally getting some action. It is a lot of work, but I'm so thankful for it. I am so happy that I hired an agent, and I think I chose well. Now, let's just get this place sold before I have a newborn to work around!
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Yay! It sounds like this agent is really on her game and is taking a lot of action. I sure hope that you get a good offer soon. I can't imagine having a newborn and having to have house showings. Yikes!
I had noticed you had not blogged for a few days and I started wondering if you had gone into labor!!! Glad to know you're still hanging on!
That's so good!! I have an inspection on Friday (of my house) and I'm worried....I hope they don't find a bunch of things wrong!
Don't worry, if I go into labor I will probably post about it. I don't have a history of short labors, so I'm usually wandering around the house trying to distract myself.
Leah, let me know how the inspection goes Friday. I know those are scary, but usually the couple has a pretty good idea about the condition of the house going in.
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