Can you spot what’s wrong with this real estate listing? Hilarious apartment rental ad sets the internet alight
- A rental image in Melbourne showed a person in bed
- The Harcourts listing revealed the figure under the covers
- Some renters lampooned the real estate agent
A real estate ad for an apartment rental has set the internet alight after it featured a photo of a tenant who refused to get out of their bed.
The Melbourne Harcourts listing, which has since been removed, was widely shared on social media on Friday due to the human-shaped lump underneath a blanket in one of the pictures.
An incredulous wannabe renter took a screenshot of the two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit ad, and captioned it: ‘When you can’t be f***ed getting out of bed for listing photos’.
The Melbourne Harcourts listing (pictured) which has been since removed was posted to social media on Thursday showing the bed with a human-shaped lump underneath
The photo appeared to show a person snuggled up under a blanket on a mattress without a fitted sheet.
Commentators poked fun at the real estate ad while sharing their own stories of ‘awkward’ rental inspection moments.
‘You just stay right there mate, we won’t be long. Just need to take a quick photo,’ one Aussie joked on social media.
‘Actually, if you could perhaps pull the doona over the top of you, that’d be great.’
‘I did an inspection once when two of four bedrooms were clearly being slept in … awkward,’ another said.
A third said: ‘It must be a cold place if they need three heaters in just one room.’
‘Let’s hope they’re alive,’ another joked.
It comes as landlords are hiking up rents in capital cities – sometimes by as much as $600 a month – with long lines of hopefuls queuing to view properties across the country.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Harcourts for comment.
It comes as landlords are hiking up rents in capital cities – sometimes by as much as $600 a month – with long lines of hopefuls (pictured, a viewing in Merrylands, Sydney) queuing to view properties across the country
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