The Agent arrived right on time....

The doorbell rang at 3:45 yesterday afternoon. The agent was bringing her clients for the scheduled showing.

We opened the door and then respectfully went out the back door to stay out of the way.

After about fifteen minutes the agent brought her clients out to look at the yard and the garage.

They asked us a few questions and then asked if they could go through the house again

The entire process took about half an hour (which we think is a nice showing for a house that's 1845 square feet and most showings take about 10 minutes.) They obviously did not hate it since they went back for a second look.

The agent stuck her head out the back door and said "you have a very pretty home!"

Thanks a bunch! We are grateful for the showing... But since it has been almost 24 hours since the big event, and we have not received an offer, we are guessing that it did not make the cut. Oh well! There is always tomorrow. More waiting.

In the meantime, we deep cleaned every square inch again. Wonder if we will get as good at waiting as we have become keeping the house in show shape?

It is now much easier to understand why every seller wants feedback about every showing! "You have a very pretty home" just does not do much to communicate. Where is pretty on the scale of what the buyer wanted?