They are known as love letters — emotional and personal appeals to homeowners from prospective buyers hoping for a leg up in a hot housing market.
State Rep. Terri Cortvriend, D-Middtown, has proposed a bill to ban them as a way to improve equity.
Some real estate agents said they are fine with the bill, while some are wondering if a law is really necessary.
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