A little of topic, but if we're talking strict liabilities, and lawsuits?
In some cities, like San Francisco, you need to disclose in the sale of your home if anyone died in your house--even of natural causes.
Rediculious law? Something about Asian superstition? My grand mother died a natural death in here Richmond district home. The fancy realestate agent skipped through the house yelling, "You need to disclose the death!". I told my dad fine. We would have caught it eventually.
I did get his commission reduced 1 percent on the gleeful way he treats my father's/mine pain.
Why do realestate agents even exist anymore? 6-7 community college courses, and a easy test? I've never understood the need for them these days. A few years ago, the Realestae lobby got to Jerry Brown, and got him to sign a bill making it harder to become a Realestae broker. It exempted all the current cheerleaders who passed their broker's exam years ago.
What I found ironic, is the bill was presented to Arnold Schwartzeneger years ago, and he saw right through it. There was no problem with inexperienced brokers. The current brokers/cheerleaders just didn't want more competition, and wanted salespersons commissions.
That day I realized a good Republican is no different than a democrat.
In some cities, like San Francisco, you need to disclose in the sale of your home if anyone died in your house--even of natural causes.
Rediculious law? Something about Asian superstition? My grand mother died a natural death in here Richmond district home. The fancy realestate agent skipped through the house yelling, "You need to disclose the death!". I told my dad fine. We would have caught it eventually.
I did get his commission reduced 1 percent on the gleeful way he treats my father's/mine pain.
Why do realestate agents even exist anymore? 6-7 community college courses, and a easy test? I've never understood the need for them these days. A few years ago, the Realestae lobby got to Jerry Brown, and got him to sign a bill making it harder to become a Realestae broker. It exempted all the current cheerleaders who passed their broker's exam years ago.
What I found ironic, is the bill was presented to Arnold Schwartzeneger years ago, and he saw right through it. There was no problem with inexperienced brokers. The current brokers/cheerleaders just didn't want more competition, and wanted salespersons commissions.
That day I realized a good Republican is no different than a democrat.