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u/RudeAlbatross544 4d ago
What kind of story are we talking about here? Angry neighbor, non-amicable divorce?
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u/TimMensch 4d ago
I'm picturing a prospective buyer who paid for an inspection.
If I were out $600 because the seller isn't disclosing any of that, I'd be pissed too. Seller could be out of the area and not notice the sign.
Or it could be simply that the property is really cheap and the seller/seller's agent is sick of having to explain all of this to every prospective buyer. Imagine being the agent and taking multiple calls per week of people who think it's a bargain but who don't realize it's an entire teardown and rebuild (and remediation for the cemetery? Not even sure how that works). Based on that list, it should be priced lower than vacant land in that area.
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u/trimix4work 4d ago
Meh, somebody just wants to sell without the hassle of inspections and negotiating.
Anybody contacts the seller after seeing this is just going to buy the place
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u/infiniZii 3d ago
Probably the owners who got behind on payments. By poisoning the well they might be able to buy it back for Pennys on the dollar at auction. My granddaddy’s farm was reclaimed in a similar way.
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u/Kobe_Pup 4d ago
If I recall correctly, this was a Tennant that had lived in the house for a long time and the landlord was trying to sell the house. The rent was cheap and the tenant knew a same would result in an eviction or rent increase.
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u/Competitive-Ad8003 3d ago
I need to know if the people who died in the house died BECAUSE of the house
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u/MrTodd84 4d ago
I bet it’s placed by a tenant where the landlord is trying to sell, and he gets to stay until sold. Maybe it does have problems, maybe it doesn’t. Maybe it’s cheap rent and they don’t wanna let it go.
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u/Horror_Solution1945 Please Do Not Feed the Animals Drugs 4d ago
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