There is nothing worse then putting a kids toys on the curb, but again, part of the biz and you just move on.

In my limited experience with selling retail houses.. we put it right in the listing.. what stays and what goes.. window coverings in our market stay unless specifically stated.. and there is nothing about window coverings in our sellers disclosure docs.. those are more having to do with title  and major systems of the house.. no mention of light fixtures or window coverings.. and I am toying with the idea of putting a new Tesla in the garage of a big spec I am building in Charleston...

We have the toy hauler behind the truck with my motorcycle.

@Patrick Toy if you can give a little more info as to the type of property you are looking for, I would be happy to see if there are homes that match your search criteria.

My wife has family in East Oklahoma (couple hours south of Tulsa) and we have toyed with the idea of buying down there. 

There were several times worth of toilet clogging and unable to flush (the plumber found a toy in the P-Trap and newspaper the other time).

I've also toyed around with the idea of turning the large room into a studio apartment considering it already has a separate entrance and that is the room I was planning on adding the second kitchen to anyway.

@Steven Denio “Getting to Yes” by Roger Fisher was a great book about negotiating.

An almost endless array of filters can be used to laser target the best prospects with these lists.

There is no such thing as an uber focussed laser targeted motivated only sell right now list.