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Question about Real Estate Sales Contract: Sewer issue
Good Morning BP!!!
I'm about to buy my first duplex (have one other rental), and when I walked in, I noticed a sewage smell coming from the laundry room, behind the bathroom. What complicates the issue, is that the property is on a concrete slab. At first, the seller was not going to make any repairs, selling the duplex "as is". In Gary, IN, a duplex for $45k is pretty much top dollar. He finally agreed to make repairs to the roof, sewer, and furnace. These issues will all have to be noted in the sales contract.
A question: if the sewer issue surfaces again, do I have any legal recourse after I close on the property?
Thanks,
Erick