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I’ve also seen the reverse happen recently. A neighbor listed their house, then watched through their many home cams as people came for viewings. As they walk
by alexwasserman 5y ago
I’ve also seen the reverse happen recently.
A neighbor listed their house, then watched through their many home cams as people came for viewings.
As they walked through the house she looked them up on social media, made easier having actually seen them to match faces to names.
Then start ranking prospective buyers by their social media profiles, and behavior in her house as they looked around. The cams have mics so she could hear comments too.
Overall was pretty horrific to see how she profiled people.
- Slippery_John 5y agoWhy would she care so much - she's not living there anymore and isn't renting it so she'll never have to deal with them again.
- websites2323 5y agoThere’s a weird thing where home sellers are encouraged to be mindful of who they sell to. For example, in hot markets, couples buying a single family home are directed by their agent to send a photo of themselves and a letter talking about how much they want to be a part of the community, why that house is perfect, etc. I’ve never done this, primarily because I suspect we’d open ourselves to discrimination, but it’s a thing.
- warkdarrior 5y agoSometimes people make friends in the neighborhood and care about who takes over their house, as it may affect how their neighborhood friends see them.