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I love how 'cozy = tiny' every timeI’ve been visiting rental properties the past week. My current landlord is selling.
My key finding is that owners are taking the piss with prices these days.
I can share some learnings re advertising descriptions versus reality. There’s basically a code that becomes apparent quickly. Let’s take a 3bdr as an example:
“Dynamic lifestyle” - on corner block of main road, directly behind train lines or both.
“Cozy” - tiny.
“convenient” - next door to gas station.
“Vibrant” - plenty of local drug dealers.
“Suit professionals” - got recently trashed by children, four dogs and tenants stopped paying rent.
“Easy going lifestyle” - unrenovated, comes with complimentary wine stains, peeling Lino, deceased bicycle frames, mould etc.
“Lock up and leave” - no storage and surrounded in AirBNB.
“Tranquil” - random rural property misplaced by Domain.com
“Character” - don’t even bother.
“Functional kitchen” - two electric plug in hot plates and an old table
“Some furniture included” - previous tenants left the worst of their crap and owner can’t be arsed removing it
“Welcoming” - freakishly bad colour scheme.
A basic rule is the more exclamation marks in the ad, the more disappointing the property






