McLean Modern Farmhouse Designed by Lauren Leiss

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Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

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Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

[Anonymous]

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

Ridiculous.

"Racial steering refers to the practice in which real estate brokers guide prospective home buyers towards or away from certain neighborhoods based on their race. ... Advising customers to purchase homes in particular neighborhoods on the basis of race."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

nothing wrong with it getover it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

These have nothing to do w/ buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

These have nothing to do w/ buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin.

You have never looked at these cases, huh?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

These have nothing to do w/ buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin.

You have never looked at these cases, huh?

all the time

[Anonymous]

There is SO MUCH wrong in that house I hardly know where to start.

WTF is that ugly grey planking going up the walls in the staircase? Why don't the roof truss/timbers line up in the rooms? Why the stupid giant barn door? So outdated already. Where did that urinal sink think come into play?


Gack, it's awful.

Also, I live in McLean and they are slapping up these dumb faux farmhouses at an alarming rate--kind of like post WW2 Arlington red brick boxes. There's a new one every 5 ft and they all look the same. So stupid to have a farmhouse on your whopping .5 acre.

Who is buying these dumb houses?? The Craftsmen trend was better than this idiocy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do like many things about the house. What I do not like:

1) this will be instantly dated, within a few years.

2) The vertical rustic wood panelling that looks like upright floorboards - NO. NO. NO. NO. Whoever thought this was a good idea needs to be taken to a psych and evaluated.

3) the double width chairs in the dining room that look like they're meant to have two people sitting on each - NO. NO. NO. See comment above about a psych. That is one of the silliest furniture concept I've ever seen. Everyone would hate it.

You're close. It's already dated.

[Anonymous]

Yeah Craftsman is the best middle ground
Farmhouse is ok if you go more neutral inside. Most homes have white shaker kitchen cabinets and either white or wood shaker bath vanities.

Should be Craftsman waynescoating not wood panels.

This house is too customized to taste to appeal to everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah Craftsman is the best middle ground
Farmhouse is ok if you go more neutral inside. Most homes have white shaker kitchen cabinets and either white or wood shaker bath vanities.

Should be Craftsman waynescoating not wood panels.

This house is too customized to taste to appeal to everyone.

A farmhouse is only ok if you live on...wait for it...a FARM. Otherwise it's just stupid and pretentious.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am shocked that the real estate agent put the part about the schools.

It's accurate

That isn’t the point

What's the point?

It’s potentially illegal. Agents have to be very careful about what they say about schools.

Haha, so stating a fact that it's a sought after AAP center is illegal. No.[/quotes]

Nothing wrong with aap facts

"“Steering” under the Fair Housing Act is the process of influencing a buyer’s choice of communities based upon the buyer’s race, color, religion, gender, disability, familial status, or national origin. "

The phrases “sought after”, “exceptional” and “academic excellence” are subjective and potentially problematic.

nothing wrong with it getover it.

At the end of the day, it's not saying anything that the inclusion of Great School scores with a listing doesn't tell potential buyers.

There's a poster who seems to think buyers need to be blindfolded before they can put down an offer on a house, but that isn't going to happen.

[Anonymous]

ugly. i prefer the chandelier house

[Anonymous]

Decorating is not my style and I don’t love the wood beams....but I’d certainly take the house if I had a budget to redecorate a bit. Sadly, seems like $3 million is the new $2 million.....