Accidents during home showings, though rare, can lead to significant damage to properties, creating disputes about responsibility. A recent incident involved a damaged storm door after showings, prompting homeowners to seek clarity from their real estate agent regarding liability for costs. Real estate professionals often report ambiguity in accountability, with the seller's agent frequently bearing the brunt of complaints. While some argue that sellers are responsible due to insurance policies, ethical considerations suggest that agents must supervise showings carefully and ensure buyers act responsibly to prevent damage.
Accidents during home showings are rare, but they can happen. Damage can occur if buyers and their children roam freely, leading to disputes over responsibility.
The last person to face the owners is usually the seller's agent, who often takes the flak for damages unless clear proof of liability exists.
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