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Hey, babe.
Have you seen the printout of the houses we're looking at today?
Can we just pull them up on our phone?
No.
I'm a paper person.
Things they don't tell you when you marry an artist.
Hi, Sylvia.
Great.
We'll be right down.
Yo! I found those printouts.
They were under the laundry.
You asked me to put away… yesterday.
Thank you.
Sorry.
[BELL RINGING]
There she is.
Hi, guys.
Hop in.
[BELL RINGING]
So, Emily, Justin, how long have you two been married?
We're coming up on three years, but it doesn't even feel like it's been that long.
What made you decide to buy a home now?
Are you two going to be starting a family soon?
We're just throwing our money away on rent.
We're ready to be in a house.
Well, I can definitely help you there.
I hope you're ready to see some terrific homes today.
First off, 4-1-2 Ocean Drive.
Hmm, not so much.
1-4-2-8 Elm Street.
As amazing as our fondue parties would be here, no, not gonna happen.
I think you're really going to like the next one.
No.
1240 Moss Street.
I'm starting to think we should just keep renting.
Not to worry, I have saved the best for last.
Hmm.
And what are you looking for over there?
There was one I submitted online, but I don't see it on Sylvia's list.
Oh, which one?
It's on Evergreen Street.
Um, 80-something.
I wonder why I didn't show up on my list?
Can we see it today?
Of course.
I'll make some calls while we view the next property.
Speaking of which, here we are. (doors slam)
I guess that just leaves Evergreen Street.
We can be there in 10 minutes.
Look, Justin.
Holy sh--, are you sure this isn't our price range?
What year was this built?
Sometime in the 20s, but I'll have to check the listing agent's notes to be sure.
Isn't it something?
They do not build them like this anymore.
Excuse me, just for a moment.
I know you'd like more notice, Michael, but I'm here,
and the couple would really like to view the home.
I realize that.
It's fine. I'll show it as is.
Is everything all right?
Perfect.
Let's go in. (struggles with the door)
I asked him to leave the lop lock open.
(door creaks open) As you can see, this property has a lot of potential for the right buyer.
Whoa. Look at the wood moldings.
It's elegant, really.
I love how spacious this place is.
It’s a bit musty, though.
Let's, let some fresh air in here.
(window opens) Hey, Sylvia. This place is huge.
Why hasn't it sold yet?
Is there something wrong with it?
Uh, most agents stopped showing the house because the owner is notoriously difficult to work with.
No one has put in an offer in a while.
Look at all this dust.
I mean, really, they could do better, right?
Ugh. Then why even show it to us?
I probably shouldn't tell you.
But I really like you two...
My sources tell me that the bank may be starting foreclosure on this property soon.
Which we can use to force the seller's hand and snap it up before it goes to auction.
Ugh. They'd probably knock it down and put up more apartments.
God, that'd be a waste.
Not to worry. I can be quite persuasive.
Let's look around some more.
I have a good feeling about this place.
How many bedrooms is this again?
Four. Three upstairs. One flex room on this level.
Wait until you see the master bedroom.
It's the main attraction for me. I'm ready.
I really like this one.
I can't wait to show you upstairs.
(door creaks open) Wow.
This is bigger than my first apartment.
Is that the backyard?
Yeah, it is.
Let's go take a look. (stairs creaking)
You'll love the backyard. It's gorgeous.
(muffled talking, ominous music)
(door opens) It's like a whole other world out here.
Look at that tree. How long do you think it's been here?
Huh. I don't know. It looks pretty old.
Hey, is that an above-ground basement?
Partially above ground.
Looks like we'll have to walk through the yard to get in.
I don't mind. Let's go take a look. (walking through gravel)
Here we are at the basement.
(keys dangle) I'm sorry. There's no note about needing a separate key.
Let me just make a quick call. (footsteps walking away)
Can you see anything through the blinds?
No, you?
No. What do you think is in there?
It could be anything.
(footsteps approach) Well, it looks like the property manager has left for the day.
I'll have to call him and arrange another viewing.
I wish we could see the whole thing, but we'd be able to get in during the inspection, right?
Of course.
Dare I say you've found the one?
Well, what do you think Em?
I love it.
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