This document contains summaries of listings from real estate sites that contain typos, errors, or other funny mistakes. Some examples include a listing with the word "terrible" repeated due to a typo, a photo showing the same child in multiple homes supposedly for sale, and a censored listing referring to an inappropriate body part instead of a duck pond or deck. The document jokes about the mistakes and provides humorous commentary on the real estate listings.

2. TERRIBLE TYPOS

3. TERRIBLE TYPOS
But for one hour a day,
this place is a madhouse

4. TERRIBLE TYPOS
Well, that would explain
why the price was reduced…

5. TERRIBLE TYPOS

6. TERRIBLE TYPOS
Not so much a typo as
some unsufiscated spelling.

7. CRAIGSLIST CONFUSION
But don’t even think about
getting twenty-nine cats.

8. CRAIGSLIST CONFUSION
No one knows what they were going for with this one.
Maybe they meant terrific place?

9. LOUSY LISTINGS
This little guy is in over
half of the listing photos for
this house.
However, he is unlikely
to actually come with the
purchase.

10. LOUSY LISTINGS
Yes, this is a real MLS photo. It is a replica of what
we can only assume is the house that’s for sale.

11. LOUSY LISTINGS
What’s the best way to tell someone there’s
a cadaver in their listing photo?

12. AGENT ADVERTISING

13. AGENT ADVERTISING

14. AGENT ADVERTISING

15. AGENT ADVERTISING
Technically this isn’t really
agent advertising.
But then again, it also isn’t
really an “Epic Fail” at all.
This is a brilliant win.

16. AGENT ADVERTISING
If only we could all find an agent
who was B.J. Worthy.

17. AGENT ADVERTISING

18. TERRIBLE TYPOS
We’ve censored it here,
but let’s just say it was
supposed to say “duck pond.”

19. TERRIBLE TYPOS
We’ve censored it here, but it was supposed to
say “huge deck.” But feel free to use whatever
you need for entertaining and enjoying the views.

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