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In responding to Mark Dando, John Wilcox wrote (in part):
Imagine trying to SELL a house and being required to disclose the price
YOU paid for it.
I don't know about Washington state, but in most states the price paid
in
all real estate transactions is a matter of public record. And the
buyer also
has access to an independent view of a property's value in the form of
the tax
assessor's valuation. Trying to conceal (or worse, misrepresent) the
price
that you paid for a property is a pretty good way to kill a potential
sale.
MOO,
Fred Ridder
f -dot- ridder -at- dialogic -dot- com
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