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Welcome to this week’s selection of bad real estate pics straight from Instagram. This week features weird switch plate covers, a bathroom with no privacy, and a FIRE listing.
Screw color is shocking.
It’s giving office space.
I love privacy-free bathrooms 😍
Something dark happened here…
Hot deal in a hot market 😏
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Lily Monahan, the resident Gen Z voice at BAM, is a blogger, junior content executive and hater of terrible listing photos. She got her start in marketing at Syracuse University as an ambassador for Barstool Sports. Lily lives on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where she enjoys spending time with her family & friends and surfing every chance she gets.
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