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Fannie Mae Home Picture Analysis
There were ten pictures and a description available on the website. Although the pictures showed the different parts of the exterior and interior of the home as well as its surroundings, some of the pictures showed incomplete views of the rooms and t kitchen cabinet was left partially open.
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The exterior showed sharp pictures of the attractive two-story home with manicured landscaping and a second side entrance with a covered porch. Another picture showed other surrounding homes.

The interior pictures showed bright spacious living and dining rooms with wood flooring. The roomy kitchen had neutral flooring, an ample amount of cabinetry, and a stove. The cabinet below the sink was slightly left open. There was an incomplete view of the full-sized bathroom and corner and partial views of the two bedrooms.
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There was no mention of it being a Fannie Mae HomePath property. In addition, there was an inviting message, “A must see

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