I hate to break it to the buyer but people have sex in houses all the time! LMAO! Seriously? Put that house in freaking Van Nuys and it's a double bubble!

Candice has a point, if we start disclosing every site where people had sex we would be doing a lot of bragging or disclosing.

Hmmm... what Candice A. Donofrio said is true but I might want to know in this case, just in case there were any hidden cameras left behind.  LOL

Personally, I think if it's something like this that could make a deal go south, I'd rather it was disclosed up front to interested parties so that if this was an issue they would bow out in advance.

Disclose, disclose, disclose! 

That is not a fact that has to be disclose in TN. I advise agents to not disclose anything unless they know it to be a fact or have personal first hand knowledge of it. If that were the case, then the agent might be getting in trouble with their spouse of having first hand personal knowledge.

I agree with Candice A. Donofrio 

It’s a very good question 🧐 I imagine you’d have to ask and Los Angeles realtor this. 👄💋

If I know it ... I disclose it UNLESS I it is something that is protected under the laws. 

The property was not a monestay or a convent ... and even then .... just sayin'

If it affects a buyers decision to buy or not buy, best to disclose it and avoid wasting everyones time.

Are the lights all red???

You are supposed to disclose anything  "material" that may be disturbing to the home buyer, and make them not want the house.

HA, HA, HA...sure of course the agent will disclose...in their dreams.

I could write a book on serious issues that agents do NOT disclose (intentionally)...to me this "sex thing"  should not be a deal breaker, but I would disclose anyway.

Eve

  If my fiduciary is with the Seller, I would get their written permission before disclosing. 

guess it depends on who the "star" was in the movie...

Tell the truth if asked.

Disclosure should be mandated, in my opinion. I would not want to live there.  - Tim

FULL disclosure with a copy of the video is a must.

I saw this & I'm not sure how I feel about it. It has nothing to do with the condition of the property but on the other hand their home is all over the internet. I'm not sure though if people will be actually looking at the house watching one of the vids.

Candice A. Donofrio nailed this one!

In that case I think I would disclose.

Were they also manufacturing meth behind the scenese...

I can't see the need, but if it helps the sellers sleep at night disclose. If they would want to know, disclose.

Yes, disclose, with seller's written permission, even if not required to disclose it.

Really?!   Are the celibate?

We don't need to disclose that sort of information. Might be a "turn on" for some...

I would disclose everything that would make a buyer change his/her mind about buying it....so, yes, I would disclose it....

David,

I agree with both Candice A. Donofrio and Carol Williams 

actually I wouldn't have listed it.  I'm guided my my moral compass

We are not required to disclosure such. Probably too many houses were used for that one time or another..... ( short term rentals)

David M. Dwares I do not think this is required in MA, too. ( Barbara Todaro - what do you think?)

Perhaps they'll buy new construction? If the law doesn't require the disclosure and the seller doesn't want you to disclose it, I don't think you can disclose it. I can understand why they would want to back out. I guess everyone knows now.

Some buyers might just buy it just for the sequels

Well, I'm right next to the San Fernando Valley which is the former porn capital of the world (before LA City passed a law requiring condoms in porn films).  Many a pizza delivered here was paid for with "alternate means." (and I don't mean bitcoin or "medicinal herbs")

It may depend on how great a deal and how well it was cleansed or ripped out and redone. 

David M. Dwares If this is an adverse material fact, then it should be disclosed.

Now there's a first 

I'm not sure I would feature this.  Though, I might include it in the seller's disclosure.

I tend to over disclose

No idea. 

Of course, the neighbors would greet the new owners with: “I am so delighted to meet you…the new owners of the house where…….went on.”

Nothing will remain hidden, so you might a well fess up and disclose. Better then meeting the new owners in court later on.

Yes to disclosure if you knew this...