In some countries more and more people are becoming interested in finding out bout the history of the house or building they live in. What are the reasons for this? How can people research this?

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themselves about the place they are
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actually
live
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in, unlike
people
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from the past, they do not
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convince
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themselves with the story that began and started from day 1 with the
house
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.
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the new generation
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mulitple
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multiple
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beliefs
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, to find
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perfect
house
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you
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need to be aware
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the
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who
were
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lived in
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some
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that would be smart.
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in
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the other
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wasting
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time
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the time
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of the
house
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seller and your energy. 
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overall
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,
people
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start to take sides
opinion
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on the
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basis
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of the
houseseller
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house seller
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uo
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up
the whole idea think
people
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who
interested
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are interested
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to buy
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in buying
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the
house
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they
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could ask the seller directly.

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task response
Your answer does not fully cover why people want to know the history of a house and how they can check it. Add two or three clear reasons and a short plan on how to research.
coherence
Use a simple plan: write an intro, then two or three body parts, then a short end. Each part has one idea and a clear link to the next.
coherence
Link ideas with easy words like first, also, but, for example to show how ideas go on.
grammar
Check spelling and grammar. Fix easy errors like 'actully' to 'actually', 'mulitple' to 'multiple'.
lexical
Keep words short and plain. Do not use hard long words. Use only common English words.
topic
The topic is clear and you start to talk about it.
content
You note that asking the seller directly can be a way to learn more.
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