Love it!

"Sounds" as if they have a sense of humor.  

It's very funny is my first impression.

I think that someone with a sense of humor lives here.

A sense of humor and folks having fun. 

The owner has a sense of humour!  I might put that sign in the offer.

Is that the name of the occupant??!! 

I need one of those! My doorbell isn't working at the moment.

Jack Lewitz - will be easier for inspector to identify the problem!

For what they paid for the sign, they could have repaired the doorbell.

Way too funny..love the sense of humor! LOL!!

That someone with a good sense of humor lives there!

Love it.  Reminds me of the Wizard of Oz.

Funny Cute! made me smile

We have agents that would do that

fun...but only first time out.

I think it describes the homeowner!  thanks for the chuckle

Jack Lewitz This made laugh.

That i'll have fun meeting them, they know how to laugh!

Made me smile. Someone has a sense of humor!

Yes, I do think its right. Eventhough its not  right all the time.  

Have to put one of those up instead of "NO SLICITATION"!

It's hilarious!

That the Sellers have a great sense of humor!

Got to be a ding dong to follow the instruction...LOL!

Be ready for business

Works for me... DING DONG!!!

And are we having 'flat cat' for dinner granny?

Sense of humor.

LOL  Too funny!

Thanks

It's good for a chuckle. Someone has a sense of humor

If you have no pride, this is fine.

...fix the doorbell!

Jack Lewitz First impression: They don't want you to use the door bell.

great sign for a teardown....

pretty tacky.

My impression?

Don't take yourself so seriously.

If I yell, 'Ding Dong Really Loud' they know I'll play ball and don't have my knickers too tight.

If I ring the bell I suggest only ONE set of rules apply and those are mine, after all, I'm a real estate agent.

This little suggestion is a first impression opportunity but not the occupants but the one reading the plaque.

I agree.  It's sad but true.  We size people or things up quickly.  That being said, I think one can overcome a bad first impression, but why put up that hurdle to begin with.  Make a good first impression, then you won't have to work so overcome a negative impression.

Reminds me of a grave marker I kept outside my front door many years ago: "Here lies Clyde who wouldn't be neat.  
He entered this house without wiping his feet."

Looks like something you would buy at a flea market.

non starter...humerous though

But first impressions really do count. The agents impression with the client and the property impression with the agent and buyer. 

People are generally more relaxed than in the past in appearance. BUT well dressed, good attitude and knowledgeable demeanor will go a long way. It will give buyers confidence and if you're like me and like to present in person, it will help with the seller (especially if listing agent is a slob). 

As to properties... you ahve to get people inside to sell. We spend money on photos and staging to help with that but the door, walk front yard all have a role too. 

It does convey a message.