What are possible explanations for a home being “TNAS” (Temporarily Not Available for Showing”) on MLS:
A. A pipe burst, and the owner is cleaning up the mess;
B. The owner is out-of-town for a few days, and doesn’t want any showings while they’re gone;
C. The home is under contract, and the Purchase Agreement specifies no showings while the Buyer is doing their inspection.
D. The home failed to sell at the current listing price — which is also what the owner currently owes on the home. The owner is now exploring a short sale.
Answer:A
What are possible explanations for a home being “TNAS” (Temporarily Not Available for Showing”) on MLS:
A. A pipe burst, and the owner is cleaning up the mess; B. The owner is out-of-town for a few days, and doesn’t want any showings while they’re gone; C. The home is under contract, and the Purchase Agreement specifies no showings while the Buyer is doing their inspection. D. The home failed to sell at the current listing price — which is also what the owner currently owes on the home. The owner is now exploring a short sale.