Recently, when my agent listed my house she included what I feared was too bold a directive: “Seller will review all offers on June 14.” All offers? What if there were no offers? Such a technique was common during the real-estate boom. But more recently, I’ve mostly seen the tactic used when a home is in excellent shape — a message that a lot of time (and possibly, money) was spent making the house move-in ready and that a buyer should act quickly. I wondered whether my place was really in such good shape and worried buyers might be scared away.