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Wave Taylor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Question about Possible water leak in an upstairs unit

Wave Taylor
  • Baltimore, MD
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I am looking at a 2 unit property in  a nice area. Asking price $69,000. Offered $72,000. My real estate agent informed me that she received an addendum from the seller's agent, indicating that the water in the upstairs unit is off, possibly because off a leak, possibly from the bathtub. Should I consider pulling out of the deal? I am new to this. All responses we be welcomed.

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