Business ProfileforCampers Inn of Raynham, Inc.

Please be advised that I represent *********************** in connection with the purchase of the above **. This letter is provided pursuant to MGL Chptr 93 A, Section 9. Per that statute I hereby make demand for damages due to unfair and deceptive trade practices in connection with the purchase and sale of the **.On or about August of 2022, my client along with *************************** purchased the above ** for a total purchase price of $ 30, ******. That price included certain fees pertaining to the purchase. Additionally, there were expenses totaling $1713.58 for tax and registration.Although the ** was sold as is, there is an obligation of good faith and fair dealing with the purchase. Further there is an affirmative obligation to disclose any known issues or defects. At the time of purchase, she was unable to inspect the roof of the unit. No known defects or repairs were disclosed pertaining to the roof.After taking possession, water leaks occurred from the roof. A later inspection revealed a roof in deplorable condition with duct tape constituting a repair. The failure to disclose this issue was a material failure and deceptive trade practice. Additionally, I would presume that if she had taken her ** to your facility duct tape would not have been the standard repair for roof damage.My client has also indicated as notice on your closing paperwork that she purchased a peace of mind package. That would have given her some peace of mind with the roof and resulting damage. That appears to be words on her documents along with a fee of $995. As a result of your deceptive practices, she incurred costs of $ 30,****** for the purchase and fees of $1713.58. On behalf of my client, we request damages for this amount. Please note that Chapter 93 A provides you with the opportunity to make a good faither response to the letter within 30 days. Your failure to do so could subject you to triple damages, attorney fees and costs if legal action is commenced.