Much like your "photo", the real Bigfoot and the answer eludes us.

No, but this type of an alien photo would help...

Depends who the Buyer is!! 

In California, it's likely a disclosure issue.  

What does the appraisers manual say? 

I agree with Michael Jacobs we disclose everything in California including Elvis sightings.  A

Depends on your target audience.

If you have a Bigfoot then market accordingly and seek out those enthusiasts.

If it is Shaq, then yes.

I live not far from the Bigfoot Museum in Santa Cruz County, so I'd say it would be negative for most of my sellers who are in urban locations, but could be a positive for Bigfoot lovers in rural areas.

Help, thin of the tickets you can sell

You could invite people over and give prizes for sightings. 

Disclose, disclose, disclose. Itmight just attract a buyer with the same shoe size.

Okay who let Bigfoot out again? It was in the private remarks!

Wouldn't that depend on where you are?  If it is in Florida, that would be news.  If it is in Montana, get the shotgun, call the newspapers.   If you can weave a wild west wilderness story out of it, that makes it a landmark. 

John Peak It depends on the client.

 Yes.

Have not seen Bigfoot, or your photo, unfortunately. Probably worth dislosi

yes

That would be fun. I'd love to try and experience it myself, so I can share that with you:) 

Much like the deer, racoons, squirrels, and skunks we get, it does depend on the buyer!

I love this question!

Hmm...that depends on where the home is located.

As long as it is disclosed it likely won't be an issue.

It is hunting season?

John Peak It should raise the value with all those curiosity seekers coming around. Don't forget to make this adjustment in your BPO's.

Its the agent that brings results value to the job while the opposite is true too

If 'BIGFOOT' creates for the owner/buyer a story they are excited to repeat to their guests, you bet it adds value.

The IS value is a back story that others want to tell.

IF it's a story they don't want to tell, you can come to a reasonable conclusion whether it effects value or not.

There are dimensions of value, such as the sizzle of bacon or the aroma of coffee that evoke emotion, therefore value, that may not appear on a schedule or table of improvements.

Depends on who you ask!

What's a big foot? And why would it be in my photos?

Ditto what Mr. Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS said.

Certainly help as it would draw in some media and lots of enthusiasts from across the world

I hope you do not face this issue.

Did you disclose?

You may lose you grass from the whole world walking on it with their cameras.

I don't think it's something I'd include on a virtual tour.

Good question if you believe in BIGFOOT!

I think it will help 

I see your point...

John Peak - Hurt? I doubt very much!

Is this a good reason to hire a BPO expert?

Maybe if you live in fairy or magical land...

I'm waiting for the photo?

You're the BPO Expert... what say you?  

it depends on the Avatar to whom you'll be marketing!!  silly....