Who was taking hasty pictures of my neighbor’s front yard?

[Anonymous]

When I was renovating my house, I would take pictures of houses that I liked the colors of. I would try to take them quickly but I guess that made me look more stalker-like. I wander how do you fit a twin mattress in the back seat? where the seats down? was it bare or made?

[Anonymous]

So if I drive around in a luxury vehicle without a mattress stuffed in the back seat, I can take all the pictures I want?

Or do I need a California King stuffed in the backseat?

Really, OP.

[Anonymous]

I’ve probably been that person before like a pp mentioned for gardening ideas or I saw a cute squirrel or something.

[Anonymous]

It was me, I also took pictures of your front yard when you weren’t looking. To be honest, you could straighten it up a bit…

[Anonymous]

They take hasty photos like this during mortgage refinances as well.

[Anonymous]

Maybe a process server? Perhaps an adult child who no longer talks to their parents?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People bring mattresses when they’re casing houses for burglaries in case they need to jump from a high window. Duh.

Because that's not suspicious. LOL.

DH and I once went by a huge house late at night to take pics of measurements of a custom fence.

[Anonymous]

My friend is slightly on the spectrum. She was taking a photo of a cute house, with the owner standing next to her with his hands on his hips. She took zero notice. I was cringing and pretending I didn't know her.

In other words, is the house really cute? Or has nice landscaping, or another feature that draws the eye?

[Anonymous]

Could be an insurance company, a mortgage company, or even for real estate evaluation.

[Anonymous]

Burglar. Casing the home, looking for alarm equipment. He’ll study the pics later.

The mattress is just for grabbing some sleep while waiting for dark.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They take hasty photos like this during mortgage refinances as well.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend is slightly on the spectrum. She was taking a photo of a cute house, with the owner standing next to her with his hands on his hips. She took zero notice. I was cringing and pretending I didn't know her.

In other words, is the house really cute? Or has nice landscaping, or another feature that draws the eye?

Wow, you are just wonderful. Who needs enemies, when they have you, pp.

[Anonymous]

I would call the cops!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My friend is slightly on the spectrum. She was taking a photo of a cute house, with the owner standing next to her with his hands on his hips. She took zero notice. I was cringing and pretending I didn't know her.

In other words, is the house really cute? Or has nice landscaping, or another feature that draws the eye?

Wow, you are just wonderful. Who needs enemies, when they have you, pp.

LOL, you hurt my feelings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:google maps person

No, Google uses a special car with a camera on the roof and no one gets out of the car.

And they don’t cram a mattress in the back seat.