A Maryland lawmaker is proposing legislation that would bar real estate agents from using a home’s school assignment as part of the sales pitch.
Del. David Moon, who represents Montgomery County, is proposing the bill that he said would give homebuyers more information during the purchase process.
“There seems to be a lot of misinformation from homebuyers who think that the school assignment they had when they bought their house was a permanent one, or that it was in some way guaranteed,” he said.
Moon’s legislation comes as Montgomery County is in the process of a districtwide analysis of school boundaries and a proposed shift of school boundaries involving three school clusters: Seneca Valley High School, Clarksburg High School and Northwest High School.
Homeowners who live in areas undergoing boundary changes often say they bought their homes precisely because they wanted their children to go to a certain school.
“I’m hoping we might get to a point where we have homeowners a little bit more educated on this, and to really eliminate the element of surprise for them,” Moon said.
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Trying to trick white buyers into buying into black areas ?
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ReplyDelete"Trying to trick white buyers into buying into black areas ? "
Trying to keep people from avoiding the schools that are getting shot up by MS-13.
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ReplyDeleteHiding the failure of dumbocrat run schools.
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ReplyDeleteFolks here are reading thing in to this that is not there. This is about deceptive sales practices and the fact that school board can change boarders at any time.
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