Are agents obliged to tell what has happenned in the property? for e.g. murder case?
Yes, google "material fact real estate"
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Are agents obliged to tell what has happenned in the property? for e.g. murder case?
i went to an auction not too long ago and was told by the agent that a murder had happenned in an apartment.
Apparently no bidders and the place went cheap.
Are agents obliged to tell what has happenned in the property? for e.g. murder case?
I don't know much about feng shui, but I'd say the Australian equivalent is 'liking the feel of the place'. On that basis, yes, it does matter to me
There is a new subdivision in my area and it has been advertised all feng shui. .
probably more psychosematic, becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.
no offence - but a hous ebeing bad because it has a "number 4" out the front is ludicrous.
change it to 5 and watch gold fall from the heavens.
I think fengshui is a bit more defined than liking the feel
reminded me of the lawyer in The Castle.. Which part of the consitution ? All of it.. the whole vibe of the consitution
LOL, love that movie. Yes I realise it's much more complicated, I was just being flippant. But I think typical Australian selling points like 'north-facing backyard', 'great natural light', 'high side of the street' and such come down to similar fundamental ideals, just not with the crystals to 'fix' things and such.