Lay them all so they make a nice flat surface and put a piece of plywood over them as if it is a step in the closet. Throw some cheap carpet over it and it’ll look like it’s supposed to be there. Explain that you’ll be removing it before closing.
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Is there any such thing as a secure storage for guns/ammo?
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Lay them all so they make a nice flat surface and put a piece of plywood over them as if it is a step in the closet. Throw some cheap carpet over it and it’ll look like it’s supposed to be there. Explain that you’ll be removing it before closing.
Measure closet and if the one in the other bedroom is close take a pic,tape to locked closet door with measurements of said closet.
This is funny to me because we looked at more than one house, with just our realtor, where guns were left out in plain view and safes were everywhere. I shook my head and didn't touch anything but I was always curious if they were loaded. One house had a safe in the living room right next to the front door lol.
I would put up a security camera(s) and secure anything hand totable in the safe or with family. I doubt safe crackers are visiting open houses looking for stuff to open. Personally I'd never host or attend an open house, Zillow and a good agent moves property fast.
I would put up a security camera(s) and secure anything hand totable in the safe or with family. I doubt safe crackers are visiting open houses looking for stuff to open. Personally I'd never host or attend an open house, Zillow and a good agent moves property fast.
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I go to Estate Sales and most of the time people with guns or expensive items, Mark off the area with a YELLOW CAUTION TAPE, that says do not enter!
This is what I'd do
