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Reading/understanding sellers disclosures--Rookie perspective

Timothy Burns
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Hi all, new to all of this, gratefully seeking advice!

anyone willing to give advice and opinions  on this please do! much appreciated! 

Is this worth pursuing/what's the severity/etc etc. 

listing price is under 200k in a cash flowing market, this is a duplex (one side vacant the other is rented at well under current market rates. 

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    Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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    Richard F.#1 Tenant Screening Contributor
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    Aloha,

    The main issue I note is the fact that the "main appears broken". You need to investigate...have a plumber run a camera in the line and/or determine if that part of the line is actually your problem, or the neighbors, or the city, or... A licensed plumber familiar with the area might be able to help you figure out the ownership.

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