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Strange Home Sale Tactics

watrulookinatwatrulookinat Member Posts: 4,693
edited June 2008 in General Discussion
I saw a picture of this home, it sits on 30 acres and the home is stunning.

Bob Fanning is dying to sell his 5,600-square-foot home in Whitehall, Wisconsin. In fact, whoever buys his home will be named the beneficiary of a 10-year, $500,000 term life insurance policy. That means if 69-year old Fanning dies within ten years of the home?_Ts sale, the purchase price of the $498,900 is covered.

No funny business, though. The insurance policy would only remain valid as long as the death is natural or by accident. There should be no interference on account of either party or the deal would be null and void.

What are the odds? Fanning said he has no current health problems, but both of his parents died before age 79, as did his sister. He even indicated that he would be willing to disclose his medical records to the future buyer.

What does his wife, Janice, say? ?_oI?_Tm always in awe of how he comes up with a different way of doing things. It?_Ts a perk for the house.?__

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