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Having neighbors with unfettered political opinions — Democrat, Republican or otherwise — can cost you tens of thousands of dollars. David A Litman / Shutterstock.com
You may not have bought that “Make America Great Again” sign posted up on your next-door neighbor’s lawn, but if you’re looking to sell your house soon, you could end up paying for it. “We are living in an extremely charged political environment,” says Robert Elson, an agent with Coldwell Banker Warburg. And proximity to neighbors with unfettered political opinions — be it Democrat…
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