Pennsylvania HB882 prohibits harassment of homeowners by real estate professionals and construction companies and imposes penalties.
Pennsylvania HB882, known as the Homeowner Harassment Prevention Act, prohibits real estate professionals, construction companies, and others from using predatory tactics to solicit homeowners to sell their property. Predatory tactics include repeated unsolicited contact and threats regarding the sale of a homeowner's property. The Office of Attorney General may assess civil penalties of $2,000 to $10,000 per violation, with each day of violation considered a separate offense. Aggrieved homeowners can bring civil actions for relief, including attorney fees.
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