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Oh, I forgot to mention: the house isn't waterfront, but in this area the realtors like put pic's of the beach hoping some buyer might be confused. But here's the thing: the picture she posted isn't the beach near this house being advertised, it's a different (better) beach about 3-4 miles away.
Total sleaze bag.
Good day from the east coast.Guess what popped up in my Google news alert this morning:A Realtor is selling her 5 bedroom house in my town!OMG!! Â Well how the hell she managed to get that as a ''news story' is a pretty interesting sales pitch, but guess this: in the 'story' it is mentioned that she bought it for $52 grand in 2000, now she is asking... $525,000.What a fipping jack*ss. Â So she lists it and manages to tell the world she wants TEN times the amount she paid for under 10 years ago for this 45 year old place - and take a look at the pics, seems it comes complete with the original living room paneling and ugly kitchen:http://www.mlsli.com/unidetailsredo.cfm?mlnum=2227747&typeprop=1&phm=1I don't know what's worse: her greediness or stupidity.Here's the 'ad':Realtor selling Cutchogue 5BD
by Cindy Valens, published Oct. 16, 2009 ShareThis
Gloria V. Shirvell has listed for sale a five-bedroom, two-bath home at 4030 Stillwater Ave. in Cutchogue for $525,000.Shirvell paid $52,000 for the property in June 2000. Henrietta Chituk of Brown Harris Stevens N. Fork is the listing agent for the home. The house was built in 1965 in the Cutchogue Bayside neighborhood.Shirvell is a realtor at Brown Harris Stevens LLC.She is a member of the Hamptons North Fork Realtors Association.According to BlockShopper.com, there were 47 home sales in Cutchogue in 2008, with a median sales price of $381,500.Filed under: Real Estate AgentAddress: 4030 Stillwater Avenue http://longisland.blockshopper.com/news/story/2000041314-Realtor_selling_Cutchogue_5BD
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