Wow. Just wow. A photo of some text on a computer monitor.

And weeks after the listing went live… still no actual pictures.

Seems to be a habit of this particular listing agent. Here’s another. And another.

Best I can tell, these are photos of someone’s computer screen. The clicking hand computer pointer is sort of a giveaway.

Very low quality photos. Of very low quality photos.

It’s crappy real estate skills squared!

You’re looking at the only two photos of this listing.

Apparently actually visiting the home was too difficult. As was taking a screenshot. So, apparently they just decided to snap a couple cell phone pictures of some Bing Maps that they printed out on paper? The mind boggles.

At first I thought that maybe the listing agent had pulled a 20-year-old camera out of their attic and the lens was covered in mold or something, but then I noticed the text at the top of the image above and realized that what we’re actually looking at here is a picture of a piece of paper with a picture (very poorly) printed on it.

There are just three photos on this listing and they all appear to have been taken the same way.

Why would someone even do this? Could they not even be bothered to drive past the home, stick their iPhone out the window, and snap a few actual, in-person shots? Did they just get an envelope from the homeowner with these printouts and a listing contract and decide that would be good enough?

I mean, on a $38,000 listing you can’t expect much, but still…