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"The average person is right to expect a certain level of kindness and wooing from their realtor\u2014after all, this person&amp;#039;s income relies on your purchase. But a new story from CNN Money unveils some of the more over-the-top ways realtors are going out of their way to get potential buyers extremely excited about high-end homes. Here, a list of the most outrageous moves around the country:  \u2022 In New York City, staging homes with lingerie models. &amp;quot;People dress themselves in jewelry to make them look good. I dress homes in beautiful people to make them look good,&amp;quot; says the realtor who utlized this idea.  \u2022 Also in NYC: limo service to viewing appointments. (But what about lingerie models in the limos?)  \u2022 In Atherton, California, private plane rides for interested parties, so they can see an aerial view of the property.  \u2022 In Cape Cod, taking potential buyers out on a powerboat ride to &amp;quot;experience the lifestyle of being here.&amp;quot;  \u2022 In Colorado: skiing, also for a sense of the lifestyle.  \u2022 In Houston, a &amp;quot;personal concierge service&amp;quot; that&amp;#039;s good for one year. (It includes exterior clean-up and garden maintenance.)  \u2022 In Los Angeles, &amp;quot;narrative-driven videos&amp;quot; (complete with professional actors, this is LA after all) to show prospective buyers a glamorous look at what life could be like in the home. Tell us: What&amp;#039;s the wildest thing you&amp;#039;ve ever heard of a realtor doing to help make a sale? PLUS! Don&amp;#039;t Miss: -28 Perfect Throw Pillows To Instantly Update Your Sofa -Tour The NYC One Bedroom Apartment That Doubles As A Fashion Showroom -HOUSE TOUR: @OscarPRGirl&amp;#039;s Outrageously Colorful Hamptons Getaway "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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