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Hard to say for sure but I agree there is a buyer for every home as long as it’s priced right.
Last year I sold my home on a busy street . It sold quick because inventory is low and the market is hot . But it was priced right , a bit lower than homes on less busy streets. Still went a little over asking because of multiple offers .
On the plus side the market is good right now in many places so it’s less likely to sit and sit on the market .
It all depends on the voltage in the wires. It usually requires 250,000 volts or more to create the emf that will cause a fluorescent tube to glow like a light stick (not illuminate), if the holder is barefooted and standing in wet grass, thereby intentionally grounding themselves to become a current conductor.
In my area many of the high voltage lines are 120KV and cannot produce this phenomena.
im sure ill be corrected if im wrong- but i think this could be an issue with fha loans. only if the property (structures?) are in the fall zone of a high voltage power pole.
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