[scotty M]

Thanks for the reply spex. This is why I figured I'd ask the question here before I start going crazy calling up realtors.

Couple of questions though.

I got this idea from the fact that fully furnished homes sell all the time. People include swimming pools, appliances, furninture, and lots of other stuff into the selling price of houses. How is this any different?

Secondly, I'm not the first piano dealer to come up with this idea. There are dealers all over the country doing this everyday. I just don't know exactly how they do it.

As for the sellers not wanting the piano in the house, you may be right that most of the time the buyer won't want the piano. I doubt that "every time" is likely though. Even if it's 1 in 20 it'd still be profitable. And I've loaned out pianos to realtors before because they thought it would help the house sell, so not everyone is going to view the piano as a problem.

Thanks for the info.