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Shouldn't there be some serious disclosure here?
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2013 Jan 31, 12:58pm 3,439 views 6 comments
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This is insane. Someone should call the listing agent and see what the agent says to downplay it. Then post a transcript of the call here.
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2013 Feb 2, 4:21pm
Asking a REA to behave in an ethical manner is like asking a crack addict not to smoke crack.
New Renter
2013 Feb 3, 1:30pm
Just under $1M for 1600/6000 sqft? And in the shadow of an electrical substation at that? That buyer deserves cancer! Hopefully before breeding.
SkyPirate
2013 Feb 3, 10:47pm
Wow. Sold. Was it the electrical company or an investor? It's insane that someone would pay $968K to live there.
geez, it is LISTED for less than it was sold for in 2005..... I thought real estate ALWAYS went up ~!!! DUH!!!
New Renter
2013 Feb 4, 1:44am
how do you know what the seller disclosed to the buyer? If they didn't disclose a material defect, they are wide open for a lawsuit...
Its kind of hard to miss a substation right next door. Or the busy street right next to THAT.
Even if the buyer was a rich oversees investor there's Google maps.
This house is for sale:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Redondo-Beach/904-Knob-Hill-Ave-90277/home/8173743
It's also the same house featured in this article, right next to an electrical substation from So Cal Edison, which is supposedly causing all kinds of health issues for this woman.
http://www.easyreadernews.com/35687/edison-stray-voltage/
What do you think the realtor will tell people? Maybe they think the power lines in the background of the pic is enough disclosure?
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