Because just putting the address into the “address” field in the MLS isn’t good enough. Need photographic evidence that this really truly is the home’s address.

Also, apparently this next photo isn’t a good enough shot of the cooler.

Zoom in. Enhance.

Much better. So much more information has now been conveyed.

I was having a difficult time figuring out what the heck I was looking at in these photos until I read the listing description:

Lots of TLC has been put into this home, including the melon & chili pepper garden in the back yard.

Now I wonder why they didn’t also include photos of the chili peppers.

It’s Looney Listing’s 100th post!

To celebrate, here’s a lovely home for sale in Phoenix with an asking price of $100K. It features many fine qualities such as the delightfully rustic gate latch shown above.

Also, if you buy this home you get what appears to be the remains of a disassembled heat pump.

A blurry kitchen!

A well-established algae farm!

Some cables I guess!

Here’s to many more hundreds of posts to come!

Judging by the first three photos on this listing, I can only assume that the bathroom is the high point of this house. Check out the light!

And the drain!

And the glass blocks!

Seriously, check them out. Because the rest of the house… meh. Although the back yard BBQ space does look pretty sweet. Personally I would have led with that.

You’re looking at the primary photo for this Phoenix townhome. Yes, the fact that the Goodyear Blimp happened to be a few thousand feet overhead was more important than showing us anything about the house itself.

Actually, there aren’t any photos of the inside of the house in the listing at all. There is this nice shot of the bars around one of the community pools, though.

That’s just as good as actually seeing the thing they want you to pay $299,900 for, right? Right?

So… if I buy this house I can work out every day with a bunch of fit, young women? Is that the message here?

Yup, that appears to be the idea they’re trying to convey. At least with these two photos. The primary listing photo, on the other hand…

I have no freakin’ clue what that one is supposed to be saying.

Whoops, painted over the address. No problem, just scrawl the numbers back on there with a Sharpie. Done.