Florida Woman Deven Trabosh Selling Home, Herself

DevenTrabosh is trying to increase her odds of selling her West Palm Beach, Florida home by tossing in a major upgrade: herself. Deven Trabosh, in a desperate attempt to find love and sell her home, is offering herself, and her home for sale, for a mere $500,000, according to her Craigslist advertisement. Deven Trabosh seems to believe that combining these two acts together will make them both easier. What she does not seem to realize is that selling a house in a down market, and trying to find love, are difficult enough tasks on their own, and they may be even harder to do when they're a package deal.

Deven Trabosh's Craigslist Ad

Deven Trabosh's Cragslist is titled, "Marry a Princess Lost in America: Create the Magic with this Fairy Tale Princess." The ad goes on to describe the dream house property for sale. She is a self-described "vibrant outstanding woman" who looks more like a top-heavy Barbie doll than an innocent fairy tale princess, but in a good way.

Better Ways to Meet a Mate

There may be easier ways for women like Deven Trabosh to meet a man. An attractive woman like Deven Trabosh who is set on keeping her house and her current lifestyle, should consider joining a high end match making club, similar to the one run by Patti on BravoTV's Millionaire Matchmaker. Patti is a match maker who matches millionaires with attractive women in hopes of making lifetime matches and marriages for these women.

Along that same vein, an attractive woman like Deven Trabosh who is looking to meet a man, and keep her home without re-locating might want to consider trying to be the next Bachelorette. She could even pitch her own reality TV show to Fox.

There are other more practical ways of meeting a potential lifelong mate. Women and men who are single and want to find someone, need to take a serious look at the demographics in their area. Certain areas of Florida are not the best places for women to meeting single, eligible men. Compared to the northeast, it seems that people get married younger in the South, including Florida.