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Originally Posted by sugarmaple
As a real estate broker, one of the "requirements" we must adhere to is to disclose information about a property that may be considered to be stigmatized property. If someone was murdered in a house or committed suicide, we must disclose it. As well, if there is any "town talk" about spirits in a house,we must disclose that as well. It would be up to the customer/client to determine if they believed it or not, regardless of whether I believed it or not as well. Can't have a customer/client purchase a property, go into a local store and have the sales person say, oh you are the ones who bought that haunted house  |
Are you sure? I happened to be in the Legislature working on another bill when they were taking up the stigmatized property (aka Amityville horror) bill. I thought that bill didn't pass.
Anyway, this thread, along with your experience, demonstrates only one thing: there are a lot of gullible people out there.
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