MA,
I purchased my home on January 25, 2008. I paid $487,500 for it, in what is considered an upscale neighborhood in Carver, Massachusetts.
In March of 2008, I learn that there is a developing campsite on the 1,400 acres near my property. This campsite, I have learned, consists of a approximately 635 tents and RV's, horse stables, a train trolley, 28 cottages, a pool, fishing facilities, mini bike trails, and horse trails. As you see from my description, this is a rather large and comprehensive campsite, and one that will have a negative impact on the value of my property and home. Again, I had no prior knowledge of any of this before I purchased my home.
Before I purchased my home, neither the builders, the sellers realtor, my realtor, or the title insurance company disclosed the development of this campsite to me. A little over a month after I signed the papers to purchase my home, I found out through various outlets in the community, about the campsite that had plans of development well before I had looked at my house or purchased it.
I have come to learn that it was the sellers duty to inform me of the campsite that was in development when I purchased my home.
Thank You,
I purchased my home on January 25, 2008. I paid $487,500 for it, in what is considered an upscale neighborhood in Carver, Massachusetts.
In March of 2008, I learn that there is a developing campsite on the 1,400 acres near my property. This campsite, I have learned, consists of a approximately 635 tents and RV's, horse stables, a train trolley, 28 cottages, a pool, fishing facilities, mini bike trails, and horse trails. As you see from my description, this is a rather large and comprehensive campsite, and one that will have a negative impact on the value of my property and home. Again, I had no prior knowledge of any of this before I purchased my home.
Before I purchased my home, neither the builders, the sellers realtor, my realtor, or the title insurance company disclosed the development of this campsite to me. A little over a month after I signed the papers to purchase my home, I found out through various outlets in the community, about the campsite that had plans of development well before I had looked at my house or purchased it.
I have come to learn that it was the sellers duty to inform me of the campsite that was in development when I purchased my home.
Thank You,