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Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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Refusal to turn on water

Sean Salandy
  • Kent County, DE
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I am looking at a home that states "Seller will not allow water to be turned on" in the listing. What is this usually a sign of? Does this mean there is a known issue with the plumbing that they are trying to avoid the potential buyer from finding out? Is there anything that can be done during my inspection to allow me to know if there is an issue? Thanks

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