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Potential Water Issue Disclosed
I'm considering purchasing a property in Denver. It has been disclosed that there may be a breach in the terrace water barrier that could lead to water intrusion in the unit downstairs. The seller has said he will cover repairs needed for a term of one year post-closing if an engineer hired by the building HOA determines repairs to the water barrier are needed (estimated cost $30-40k). Would such an agreement be enforceable post-closing?
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It should be but if the seller is only covering for one year you are playing roulette with $30-$40k.