Would Mannequins Help Sell This House If It Were In Michigan?

Mannequins in a store? Ok.

Mannequins at a dress shop, tuxedo shop, tailor, seamstress...yeah. I get it.

Anywhere else you stumble upon a mannequin, creepy.

Like the Geico commercial above. If you purchased a house and you find the attic is chock full of mannequins, that's odd and pretty freakin' creepy.

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If they would have lead with that, you'd be less inclined to purchase the property right?

Let's imagine you are in the market for a place here in Michigan and you stumble upon a duplex. Pretty pricey. About $650,000. So you know it's gotta be in a decent enough area or so right? They stage the house for you and the outside looks like this.

The downstairs is a little messy and looks like this?

But you head upstairs and you run into this?

What in the serial killer hell is going on?

I'm thinking as a Michigander, I'm out as soon as I walk into the room.

However this pricey little duplex is not for sale here but in Lake Tahoe, California. Maybe the $650K price tag is warranted. I mean the description states:

Centrally located and close to casinos, beaches, shopping, skiing and the only cinema in town. There is a spacious 3 bedroom 2 bathroom unit upstairs and a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom unit with a 1 car garage downstairs. Large driveway that can accommodate numerous cars. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity! Property to be sold as-is''. (Zillow)

Again fixer upper and for the price, they are selling it AS IS and for you to turn it around and use it as a rental property.

But IS THIS going to make you want to buy this any faster?

Why is there a Michelle Pfeiffer mannequin guarding the kitchen and the refrigerator?

Messy downstairs and mannequins upstairs?

No ma'am.

You can peep the whole messy mannequin mansion below.

And I don't care if it's in California or Michigan, I don't want NONE OF THIS.

And mind you they are selling this AS IS.

Gurl bye. Take you and your mannequins with you.

Fix it Jesus.