There's a scene in the movie Citizen Kane (based loosely on the life of William Randolph Hearst) where the super wealthy 20-something Kane sends his lawyers and financial advisors a telegram letting them know he's buying a newspaper.

@Mike D'Arrigo - good one I would definitely have your listing agent call up those 80 people that came through to follow up on what they thought of the listing to probe through and see why their buyer's motivations were so you can adjust accordingly.It may not be price related or it may be but you'll never know till you get the correct feedback.If your listing agent took note of the traffic that came through he/she should have a list of 70-100% of these crowds that came to your open house.When working with my realtors I usually use "openhome," application to take information from the crowds coming through the open house and incentivize them by offering a freebie like movie tickets and dinner or etc.Hope that helps!

And these guys wanted dough up front.Or the all time classic movie " Tin Men" I recommend this to any rehabber or investor who is getting into the bizz...

A good distraction like a movie or a book is what works best for me.

I am reminded of what Warren Oates said in the movie Stripes,....."

It is called Mall street because it goes pretty much right next to Mall, movies etc.

I couldn't even get through a movie with my wife tonight without picking up the iPad and checking it out.

Highlights include a chandelier-topped dining room, marble kitchen, indoor-outdoor living room, movie theater and walk-in wine closet with a candy machine outside.

However, sounds like it'd make a great title for a movie starring Bruce Willis as Det John McLane. 

It’s not a 1:1 but we have seen this movie a few times over.