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I need experienced advice on buried construction trash I found on my property.

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ClintClint, I get it now. That was just the trash from that trench. There were about 40 footing sites with the same type in each.
 
Do you think my Realtor should make some disclosures like that in the MLS listing or advertising?

I wouldn't, do you really think it would help sell the house?

4 bed 2 bath 2,500 sq ft home with lovely accents and landscaping. Come enjoy the neighborhood and pick through the dumpster of crap we dug up building the house.

I would definitely disclose it, but I'm not sure I would do it up front or in advertising.
 
I wouldn't, do you really think it would help sell the house?



I would definitely disclose it, but I'm not sure I would do it up front or in advertising.

I'm not a Realtor. I give my Model home's listings out to the agent who brings the buyer for the last Model. It's the best way I can think of to spread the love without picking a favorite.

That said, I don't know Realtor's disclosure rules in advertising. From a Builder's perspective I've been reading the 1st DCA on Caveat Emptor and Caveat Venditor. I still don't know what is the correct way to market this $2,000,000 Model Home under these circumstances. It may well lean towards ClintClint's post. He's been educated in this longer than I have.
 
So since we've determined that this is pretty much a routine occurrence and not a big deal, can you disclose which subdivision you're finding this stuff in?

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So since we've determined that this is pretty much a routine occurrence and not a big deal, can you disclose which subdivision you're finding this stuff in?

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I thought you were from the planet Earth. When is it o.k. and routine to bury nitroglycerin?
 
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