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non-disclosure of SEPTIC

Megan Ghothane
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I purchased a property in September of 2019. When trying to fix the septic system, I was halted by Baltimore County due to bad soil drainage. As I dug deeper into the issue I learned that the previous owners knew of this issue and the fact that this property was not allowed to be renovated or lived in due to the failing system (and subsequent inability to fix it). Do I have grounds to take legal action for nondisclosure?

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