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Unreal estate
From an article on the website of the Wisconsin Realtors Association, a trade organization with more than 19,000 members.
As Halloween approaches, thoughts naturally turn to stories of ghosts and goblins. But the real estate industry faces a real challenge when it comes to supernatural encounters. If a seller believes a home is haunted, is he required to reveal this information to potential buyers?
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| SEE ALSO: Disclosure of information; Haunted houses; Purchasing; Real estate business | |
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