Fannie Mae Home Case Study

The agent provided several images of the home and a text into the listing. However, the text did not appear to emphasize on the main features of the home.

There were clear, bright exterior images of the beautiful Victorian home. There was a large backyard with trees, a partially covered side deck, and a big antique barn.

Several sharp images of the interior were provided. The good-sized enclosed porch had a good number of windows. The roomy entry had wood flooring with a white railed carpeted staircase and an oval eye-catching etched glass window. French doors gave entry to the spacious living room with attractive hardwood flooring and a trey ceiling. And a bay window. The good-sized kitchen eat-in had neutral tiled flooring, an abundance of white cabinetry, plenty of counter space, and a stove and refrigerator, and columns into the dining area. There were two large carpeted bedrooms. In general, the home appeared to be functional and in good condition. …show more content…
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