If the price of a home sounds too good to be true, chances are it probably is, because there is a catch involved. While houses with defects tend to be reasonably priced, and are sometimes viewed as exciting pet projects to those who look forward to renovating them, not all buyers are ecstatic about acquiring a home that comes with a laundry list of issues to deal with when they move in. An article on the Curbed San Francisco website, dated December 18, 2014, describes a particular home for sale that would have been a luxurious property through and through if it weren’t for possible mold infestation. Worse, the property’s value had not been adjusted accordingly, since the house still carries an astronomical price tag. A prospective buyer would need to invest in some expert cleaning to make the property habitable.
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