Kentfield Biohazard

Major fixer with mold problem. No open houses or broker's open. Viewers required to wear respirator mask & sign hold harmless statement. Sellers say tear it down. Contractor report will be available by 7/9. The good news is that the location is convenient & in one of marin's best school districts. Charming neighborhood of interesting homes. You can make this one fun too!Yes, this Marin house requires a respirator to enter. You can see the yellow "do not enter" tape in the following picture circled in red.
And I love the realtor optimism "You can make this one fun too!"; as if the biohazard nature of this POS wasn't exciting enough.

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Viewers required to wear respirator mask & sign hold harmless statement.
I'm just curious--why would anyone want to look inside this house with a writeup like that? I suppose it's all about "disclosure," but what kind of buyer would consider that headache for $600K (plus removal costs), then do a rebuild on those .2 acres? By rebuilding 3000sqf @ $250/sqft (or more), the eventual home effectively costs $1.35M (or more). Gee, I wonder if there’s any competition in that price range (and on more land)?
This home is nearby; I'll take a look myself for amusement.
OMG. This ended up selling for $715K!
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