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December 10th 06, 03:32 PM
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Landlords
Cecil Moore wrote:
wrote: Many folks live in houses with very restrictive covenants without ever realizing it, because they don't do anything that violates the covenants. When I bought my present house, the real estate agent had no idea about any restrictions concerning this property. After a lot of digging they were uncovered. Hopefully not literally! The real kicker in all of this is the buyer who doesn't know the right questions to ask, and how to evaluate the answers. A verbal statement by the agent, owner or anybody else is worthless when confronted by legally recorded covenants in black-and-white. These questions have to be asked up-front - preferably before even looking at a property. Always remember that RE agents don't make any money until a sale closes. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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