For a family, it is the dream of many people to be able to have their own house, no longer in the trouble of renting a house and the instability of moving back and forth. So we will work hard to save money only one day to have a home of their own!
However, there are such an intermediary, in order to quickly sell house and hide some important information, so that customers pay before they find themselves stepping into a big hole, regret!
Recently, an Australian woman is very angry about such a thing! Daily Telegraph:, "No one told me this was Milat's mansion!" roared one of the homeowners.
A few years ago, Rebecca Grace, who had been renting a house, finally saved enough money to pay for his own house after decades of hard work! Faced with a small amount of savings, she carefully selected to see a set of single-story four-bedroom househouses in Cinnabar St, Eagle Bay!
What surprised her most was that the house sold for just A $660000 in this area where land prices were high! Under the leadership of the intermediary, she took a general look at the structure and decoration of house, and signed a contract to buy the house after she found no obvious problems.
Rebecca was obviously overjoyed to have her own house for the first time, but she didn't find out until she lived in-it was the beginning of her nightmare!
House was a murder scene! After checking in, Rebecca found that there seemed to be some sundries left by the former owner in the attic on the ceiling of the garage. As a second-hand room, it was normal to have items that had not been cleaned up in time. But Rebecca, in the process of cleaning up, found that these things were not simply discarded items.
A Luger 10 / 22 rifle bolt, several sleeping bags with names, blood pillows and belts
In panic, she had to call her mother, who told her the bad news after hearing about the location of the house:
This was 20 years ago, shocked the Australian backpacker murder case scene!
The backpacker murder incident occurred between Year Nineteen Eighty-nine and 1993 in the Belanglo National Forest, 15 kilometers southwest of Berrima, New South Wales, where police found the bodies of seven missing young people aged 19 to 22. Five of the victims were foreign backpackers and the other two Australian tourists from Melbourne.
After careful investigation by the police, the suspect Ivan Milat, was finally arrested, which was once considered one of the top 10 freak homicides in Australia!
Only when Rebecca learned this situation did he know that he had been deceived by an intermediary!
She couldn't help shouting, "how can the intermediary hide it! no one told me the past of this house!"
At the thought that there had been a bloody murder in the sleeping house, now she dared not live in this house, but the house could not be sold, nor could she live in it. After more than a decade of hard work, she had been struggling with it.
In order to sell house as soon as possible, many agents tend to hide the most critical information, and use low prices to attract buyers who do not know and want to buy a house!
Coincidentally, a Chinese couple spent A $800000 on a new house before they found themselves living in a bad house! Pressreader:, we live in Sef Gonzales's murder mansion!
I wonder if the Chinese living in Australia remember the Sef Gonzales murder that shocked the entire Chinese community.
A disobedient son killed the whole family because of disobedience and tried to mislead the police by pretending to be a victim! His impudence and cruelty make many Australians unbelievable!
Shortly after the incident, a couple surnamed Lin chose a beautifully decorated and cheap house under the introduction of the agency. During this period, they were accompanied by the house three times before and after the intermediary did not tell any homicide information. So the very satisfied couple signed a contract and bought house.
It was not until I accidentally saw the news that Sef Gonzales had been sentenced to life in prison and that the report also said that "SEL's murder house" had been sold, only to discover that they were buying the house!
Vague laws and regulations are difficult to compete with speculation in Australia. Although the property Law is enacted by the Australian state government, there are many similarities in common.
For example, one of the most basic principles of property Law is: "buyers need to know (caveat emptor)."
The existence of this basic principle shows that buyers have an obligation to investigate any potential defects in housing.
However, because the expression is too vague, it is difficult to control effectively in practical application. "although real estate intermediaries have obligations and responsibilities in the best interests of their customers, this obligation in real life is often manifested in negotiating a cheap price for their customers." so the editor would also like to remind you that:
Be careful when you buy house! Check it out! Otherwise, if you accidentally fall into a hole dug by an intermediary!