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Jack Reed Durand
  • Denver, CO
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Dangers of roaches in multi unit?

Jack Reed Durand
  • Denver, CO
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I am looking at buying a condo. I am 100% behind buying it based on the walkthrough/numbers, but I just found out it is currently being treated for roaches. Even if the exterminator treats the property for roaches, can I be sure that the problem is taken care of due to the fact that it is surrounded on all sides by other units? I live in Denver, so hopefully since it isn’t a climate the bugs normally thrive in treating the unit will take care of the the problem. Is it typically an isolated problem based on the prior tenants habits? Or am I looking at the possibility of a systematic building problem? Is there a way to verify with the seller’s exterminator that the problem would likely be taken care of?

Thank you,

Jack

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