Requires removal of online images of interior of residential property after sale of property upon request of purchaser.
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Overview
This New Jersey bill would give homebuyers the right to request that online real estate listings and other websites remove photos of the interior of a property after the sale has been completed. Currently, many listings continue to display interior images even after the property has changed hands. The bill aims to protect homebuyers' privacy by allowing them to request the removal of these images, ensuring their new homes aren't still publicly showcased with previous owners' photos.
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