A $215,280 Colorado home is being sold; but the buyer must remove the woman living inside

Viral Colorado home listing warns buyers they must remove the ‘occupant’ living inside A home listed for $215,280 in Colorado has gone viral after people noticed an unusual Zillow listing that bans home inspections and leaves the buyer responsible for evicting the current resident. The woman living in the house says she has no intention of leaving.The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is located in Nunn, a small town about 25 miles from Fort Collins. The listing gained widespread attention after the social media account Zillow Gone Wild shared screenshots of it on X, formerly Twitter, where it received more than four million views.The listing clearly states that the house is being sold with someone still living inside. Buyers are not allowed to enter the property or carry out inspections before purchasing it. It also says the listing agent has never been inside the home and that the buyer will be fully responsible for taking legal possession of the property after the sale."The ad is unbelievable, right?" current resident Tori McMechan told local station 9News. "Who would buy a house without seeing it while someone is still living there?"A 15-year foreclosure disputeBehind the viral ...