In spite of herself, a woman became the owner of 86 plots of land in the same Nevada area, valued at $50 million, due to … a copy-and-paste error.
The woman, whose identity remains secret, fell in love with a single-family home in a new neighborhood developed by Toll Brothers east of Reno, Nevada.
After paying $594,481 for her new cozy nest, she found herself the owner of an additional 84 lots and two shared spaces, without negotiating, according to a report. Renault Gazette Journal.
PHOTO Toll Brothers
The wrong legal description could have been copied and pasted into the bond, indicating that the buyer became the owner of lots 1 through 85, as well as common areas A and B. Many homes have already been built — and sold — on these lots. .
As of Saturday, at least 64 items had been transferred in the buyer’s name, according to the newspaper Renault Gazette Journal.
The error will be corrected – and the property returned to its true owners – by the company responsible for issuing the title deeds. However, delays can occur, depending on the degree of cooperation of the buyer.
– with information from Renault Gazette Journal
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