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Originally Posted by huge-pigeons
I’m not sure I want people to buy here if they can’t afford the going prices because if they can’t afford it now, how are they going to afford all the upkeep needed down the road? I’ve seen too many areas that used to be nice but when a downturn occurred, more people that couldn’t really afford the area bought bigger expensive homes at lower prices and then they couldn’t afford the upkeep. After a couple years, the house looked like cr@p because of the lack of funds to properly maintain their house and lawn, then a lot of the subdivision started looking like cr@p.
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Perhaps talk with the Developer's Sales Department and see if they'll allow you to financially vet all potential buyers, before they can make an appointment with a salesperson?
I'm not sure how you'd monitor the on-going financial condition of buyers. Maybe they could be be required to send you a copy of their tax returns, before they file with the IRS?