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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the real estate case of Tom and Consandra Christmas v Exxon Mobil Corporation. Tom and Cosandra moved into a house that ended up being next to an alligator-infested, waste-disposal site owned by Exxon. They sued Exxon, claiming the alligator infestation was a nuisance.
Tune in to learn how this case went down! 

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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the real estate case of Fox Bay Civic Assn, Inc v Creswell. This case discusses service dogs, and the owner of the home not being able to build a fence.

They discuss what is the real estate agent's responsibility, as well as the buyer's responsibility when it comes to researching what needs to be done to meet the needs of the buyer. In this case, it was a fence for the service dog.  Tune in to listen to the discussion!

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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the real estate case of State vs. County Line Park. This case is all about fair housing act violations, and how it has changed through the years.
In 1996, owners of a mobile home in Indiana denied a renter's application due to having 4 children when they only allowed up to 2 children. 
Obviously that was an issue for the people who wanted to become tenants, and they met with the Indiana Civil Rights Commission and filed a complaint against the mobile home park. It went to the Indiana Supreme Court and they sided with the owners.
Then the case was taken back to court in 1999. Tune in to hear the result!

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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the real estate case "Richard Nau vs Nancy K. Vogel".

Cassie Day​ just celebrated her 3 years as a real estate agent, so she picked this case to show a great example of when a real estate agent does everything right and covers their a**.

Tune in to hear about cemeteries, extensions on deadlines, and putting everything in writing.

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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the case of United States V. Meta Platforms.

Meta's housing advertising system was found to discriminate against race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, and national origin, in violation of the Fair Housing Act because of certain AI features. Tune in to learn more about this case, and what Meta did to correct this!

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In this episode, Cassie, Ali, and Danielle discuss the real estate case of Fong v. Sheridan.
Plaintiffs Justin Fong, M.D., and Suzanna Fong bought a property on the seaside in beautiful Tiburon, California. The couple noticed prior to purchasing a bad odor in the room downstairs, but the parties' dual agent said it was just "sea air". Unfortunately once they moved in they realized it was due to septic tanks and buried oil!
Listen to the episode to hear our take, if they got any money out of the case, and if it was really the realtor's fault.
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