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A redwood (name brand) swing/playset was sold to someone for $500. (Both buyer and seller are private citizens, but extended family members–aunt and niece, respectively. The playset cost approx. $3,000, originally.) Upon disassembly, it was discovered that pieces of the product have some rotting wood. The purchase had already been made and the playset was removed from the property of seller and moved to the property of the buyer. What do you think would be a fair negotiation of reimbursement, if any, to the buyer? The playset is 11 years old, was used by one child and all of that info was provided as full disclosure prior to the sale. Thank you.

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