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Jon Loca
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Paul
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Poor Inspection

Jon Loca
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Saint Paul
Posted

Hello BP,

I recently purchased a duplex as an owner occupier. On my first night at the duplex I took a shower, probably 10 mins, and my kitchen was flooded (my bathroom is right above my kitchen). It was a significant amount of water. I beleive that the inspector should have caught this issue and should be liable for my repair costs. Anyone know if I have a chance at going after the inspector for negligence on this item...... He also didn't inform me that the the gas dryers weren't hooked up or that the property needed 6 GFCI outlets installed.

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