Tommy Dobczyk evaluates a 960-square-foot property with a tiny house and Airstream trailer, stressing that sellers must support buyers rather than add risk. His team flags deal-breakers fast, and he walks through the layout, views, and features while noting his own fear of heights.
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Are you in the deal room? We are willing to take risks with the seller in tow, but we cannot take risk with the seller on our, on our neck. Right. So seller's got to be behind us, not on top of us. Okay. And if they can't handle that, we move on because Katya is going to find another home run. Katya is just a freaking unicorn whale slayer.
So she's crushing it. So is Blake, Trevor, everybody here.
Like, and see how fast that due diligence went? With that whole report, boom, here you go, tell us what's wrong. Here's what's wrong. It puked on your deal, said you're screwed if you jump into this. I like it. So that's important. So this— I know I'm gonna, I'm gonna have to— this right here is a 960-square-foot property. It's got a nice little, nice little tiny house on it, cottage type thing, with a— looks like an Airstream out back, right? Let's roll through some of the pictures. The ladies like to see this stuff. Okay, that's cool. Airstream's locked in. Like, the view is pretty decent. Like, I like the layout. It's a tiny house for sure, but looks like it's luxury style tiny house. That's cool. Kitchen, that area looks cool. Upstairs looks cool. I'm scared of heights, so the stairs got me jacked up. I ain't doing it.
I like it.
I like the porch though. That's beautiful. Some of those old junipers up there. Yeah, and you're kind of up on a, up on a ledge right there, ain't you? All right. Yeah, cool. So there is a path to get up there apparently, right? Um, so here's the deal.
