If you’re selling your house and the person looking at it never takes their gloves off, be very afraid.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-09-05 00:56:17">September 5, 2024 at 12:56 a.m.</time>

If you’re selling your house and the person looking at it never takes their gloves off, be very afraid.{ai:summary}<p>If a prospective buyer keeps their gloves on during a house viewing, it may indicate potential concerns about the property. This behavior could signal a lack of trust or apprehension related to the home and its condition.</p><p>Such signs should prompt sellers to reconsider their approach and ensure the property is presented in the best light. #society</p>

Real estate gets scary in ‘The House Hunt’ thriller

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