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Updated over 17 years ago,

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  • Tucson, AZ
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plumbing

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  • Tucson, AZ
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The house I looked at is a fixer upper. The electricity was on, but the water wasn't. I have no idea of how long the place has been vacant, and my question is why would the owner keep the electricity on but not the water? I'm hoping that it was the water co that turned the water off, because of not being paid, rather than the owner because of leaks, or worse, water not draining out of house. I've been thinking of outflow not working, but it could be a leak in an incoming line, too, couldn't it? What else could it be?
If my offer is accepted, I will have an inspection done, with all utilities on.
As to the plumbing what should I look for?
Thanks,
ofgift

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