Wbadrealestate·Terrible Estate Agent PhotosbyWats0ns Balcony: ✅ veranda: ✅ parking space: ✅View original on sh.itjust.works356Comments23
Tippon replylemmy.dbzer0.comFrom the other side. If you look, it's open, and appears to be street level on that side.28
DDarkThoughts replyfedia.io1Hide 1 replyCould be a converted parking garage maybe and that thing was there before it became a residential building? The back wall seems to be open though, so maybe there's a ramp there or the terrain goes up and that's street level on the other side.2
wwahming replymonyet.ccIn the foreground you can see the railing is slanted. The building is on a hill, so chances are it's street level4
wwahming monyet.cc4Hide 4 repliesThat's probably street level on the other side of the building. What's the problem?5
MissJinx replylemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesThere is a wall on the other side, you can see it in the picture. So even if it is street level someone really wanted that caravan there0
WWarmSoda replylemm.eeYou're right, there is no wall in front of that motorhome (or whatever that is).5
mvilain fedia.io2Hide 2 repliesI'm wondering if the unit owner is going to claim a home office deduction on their 1040. It will definitely trigger an audit.4
𝕽𝖚𝖆𝖎𝖉𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖌𝖍 replymidwest.socialNot allowed anymore. They got rid of that during COVID - too much tax revenue lost, b/c everyone claimed it.1
Caravaranda
Parking space? That's the second bedroom.
Nah that's the granny flat, doubling the price
"New addition in back."
How did they get it up there?
From the other side. If you look, it's open, and appears to be street level on that side.
That was my 1st, 2nd + 3rd question
Stairs
To me
To you
Could be a converted parking garage maybe and that thing was there before it became a residential building? The back wall seems to be open though, so maybe there's a ramp there or the terrain goes up and that's street level on the other side.
In the foreground you can see the railing is slanted. The building is on a hill, so chances are it's street level
Where did you want me to park it?
That's probably street level on the other side of the building. What's the problem?
There is a wall on the other side, you can see it in the picture. So even if it is street level someone really wanted that caravan there
I don't see a wall, I see other apartments higher up?
You're right, there is no wall in front of that motorhome (or whatever that is).
I'm wondering if the unit owner is going to claim a home office deduction on their 1040. It will definitely trigger an audit.
Shit, there is a home office deduction?
Not allowed anymore. They got rid of that during COVID - too much tax revenue lost, b/c everyone claimed it.
Settled Travellers, got to be. Or winter quarters.
Love Shack.
We could take a walk and you could kiss me on the veranda….
Rome?