You may or may not know banks do not have to disclosure toxic houses to potential buyers. In fact, in Nevada you have to sign a waiver for the normal disclosure form.
So what happens when a investor purchases a home for pennies on the dollar that has toxic drywall?
Nothing.
The investor will put as little money as possible into the home to get it rent ready without disclosing anything to the potential renter.
What will happen to unsuspecting renters who rent 6225 Red Pine Court after a few months or longer? Will they get sick?
Who is responsible?
All good questions, with no good answers.
If you bought this house and the Builder/Agent/Broker did not disclose Issues about Toxic Drywall, ASK before it's too late. Updated info on the growing problem with gypsum, drywall, sheetrock, wallboard issues in las vegas and the health issues connected to the products. Some call it Toxic American/Chinese drywall, anyway you cut it we are sick from it. There is toxic contaminated drywall in Las Vegas NV we are proof of it. RENTERS Beware!
Friday, January 10, 2014
Toxic Drywall Bank Own Properties Resold for Pennies - What happens next?
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