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Originally Posted by justjim
Good or bad (depending on your opinion) Florida is first and foremost a “Business Oriented State”. By that I mean, generally speaking, the State laws lean toward the Business rather than the consumer. That said, with few exceptions, no matter where you purchase a home it’s buyer beware and up to you to do your due diligence. Being near a railroad track, pickleball courts, swimming pool, limestone mine, busy road or golf balls hitting your yard or occasionally even your house its up to you to do your due diligence.
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you know, I always thought about the idea of being a Home buyers advocate/investigator......
this would work well with the villages home buyers who are usually only in Florida for a limited amount of time and don't get the chance to do all the due diligence necessary for $$$ home purchase.
The buyers could pick the homes they are most interested in and I would be a private investigator.... I could talk to the neighbors, find out all the ins and outs of the neighborhood, noises, smells, residents...and then report back to the buyers, before they make there decision. Then they will have information from a person not in the real estate deal. Kind of like a home inspector, but I would be a neighborhood inspector.
Small fee paid from buyer for being the buyers noisy person.
That might just be fun....
Hummm....