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Updated about 14 years ago,

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Mary R.
  • Investor
  • Tucson, AZ
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winterizing

Mary R.
  • Investor
  • Tucson, AZ
Posted

It appears that I did get the house I was hoping to. It won't close for 4-6 weeks, which places it at the end of the year, and freezing temps.
My questions are: How do I find out if it has been winterized, since no one will be in it during that time? Who's responsibility is that, and how do I make sure it gets done? It was sold through an auction company, and the local listing is a local real estate company who pretty well lost total interest in it.

Who do I need to talk with about this?
TIA

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