If I remember right, it was mentioned in both the book and in the newer miniseries. In the book, Straker gives Crockett some extremely valuable property in exchange for the Marsten House and laundromat. The deal was so lopsided in Crockett's favor that he couldn't refuse, but it also resulted in Barlow being "invited" into Salem's Lot because the property was purchased in Barlow's name.
In the newer miniseries, Crockett explained he invited Barlow/Straker to town, most likely by the very same means.




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