March 11, 2025 - 04:29
Shelby County homebuyers are facing a growing issue with unsolicited communications from real estate agents, including persistent texts and intrusive phone calls. Many residents report feeling overwhelmed by daily offers to purchase their properties, which often come in the form of aggressive marketing tactics. This harassment has prompted a local lawmaker to take action, aiming to introduce legislation that would limit these unsolicited real estate solicitations.
The proposed law seeks to protect homebuyers from constant disturbances that disrupt their daily lives. With the rise of technology, real estate professionals have increasingly turned to text messaging and automated calls as a means to reach potential sellers. However, this practice has led to complaints from homeowners who feel their privacy is being invaded.
As the lawmaker pushes for change, many in the community are hopeful that new regulations will bring relief from the barrage of unwanted real estate communications and restore a sense of peace for those looking to buy or sell their homes.
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