Post anything you want (as long as it follows MFP guidelines)

*Backs up my surveillance footage and stores it safely now*

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

slivesey77 wrote: »

Luckily they are much cuter than that but FFS can I just have one thing? And could that one thing be no bats squatting in my god forsaken house?!?

Does a bat problem need to be disclosed to a potential buyer?

what problem? there's been, what? two of them?

problems come in odd numbers.... 5 bats, that's a problem

Leave it to Jo to just take it too far

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

Does a bat problem need to be disclosed to a potential buyer?

Only if you consider it a problem, not an advantage. Bats eat mosquitos, for example. I had a bat or two parked at the house (outside, but under an awning.) They were harmless. Never bothered me. But I could hear their ultrasound pulses occasionally (the chirp.) Bats are quite nice, unless you are a professional insect.