This would be the wrong house for him, since we're proud supporters of the 2nd amendment; alligator bags, boots & belt or two would happen. 

I would do what all good agents would do, I would ask them if they are working with an agent and if they have been pre-qualified.   I hear there are parts of Florida that have Quackadiles!!

Always know about exits.

Have a heart attack. 

Hey, the bartender could have at least offerred the gator a beer!

After watching several episodes of Swamp People on the History channel I think that I may be prepared to do what it takes to turn the intruder (the aligator, not the RE agent) into many tasty meals to take back to Wyoming with me.

I have many small caliber weapons to eliminate the problem. Based on the reality shows I've seen, a .22 in the head is usually all it takes. No need to bring out the big guns and make a mess of your living room.

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 - what a coincidence! In a nearby town, we found a baby alligator on the road....

(And it's really very rare...)

I would scream like a girl...

I would love to hear  a few.

I have had a lot of experience jumping high for clients so I would be able to jump right up on the bar and escape danger.

If an alligator walked in the front door, I would have been out the back door.

Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor I was just about to say "Shoot it and make some boots and a belt out of it" but you beat me to it!

Out the back door and find another bar!

This establishment is clearly missing some important things such as

1) Lots of signage stating to beware of alligators AND snakes and stating that fishing is NOT allowed, access to the water and the beach is NOT allowed, and not to feed anyone

2) A fence around the establishment including rope barriers that have been updated to include some type of mesh

3) Removal of anything and everything relating to alligators and crocodiles

4) Not allowing fishing except on through a paid fishing excursion

5) Anything else I have not listed

We need open season on alligators; no license, no permit.  Turn them into suitcases and shoes.

Not my job. Get vector control.

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 That sure is a scary thought. I would look for the back door.

I can't imagine that happening.... just as they have fire drills, they need to have gator drills....

Run out the back door !

Scream - what else? What a story!

One thing i am glad we do not have here in NH

Hope he is big enough foe a pair of 11 1/2 shoes or a purse.

Welcome to Florida! Lots of critters here and all looking to be discovered.

He has the right to a seat at the bar.

I hate reptiles of any sort... so I'd be really moving away quickly no matter the size.

Scary. Interestingly, in the Sunday NY Times RE section this week there was a Q from a future seller re: disclosing copper head snakes in her backyard.