What do you do when sellers abscond with the fixtures? "It was ours. So we took it." That's the kind of reasoning some home sellers use when they move on. We're not talking about merely removing light bulbs and doggie doors, however. We are talking light fixtures, doorknobs, cabinet handles and worse. "From trying to limit the ways a buyer can pay for the home to walking off with chandeliers, drapes and other items that are supposed to go with the house, sellers do (intentionally and unintentionally) dozens of things that really drive buyers nuts," says BankRate's Dana Dratch. This sets up the kind of bad feelings, and misunderstandings agents hate, but it's a reality of buying and selling nonetheless. Thing is, when the new buyers arrive at their new place of residence, they expect to reasonably find everything they had seen when they made their offer to purchase. Everything, that is, except the furniture.