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Well and Septic Inspections

Ezra Henderson
  • Wadsworth, OH
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Do you guys normally get well and septic inspection on houses you buy? This house I am putting under contract was built in 1974, and the previous owner said it was inspected in 2015 and was found to be in "very good condition."  I generally waive home inspections as I have a background in construction and feel pretty confident in looking at the house myself and with contractors. But well and septic is different... 

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Quote from @Bill B.:

In MN the seller must get a septic inspection with a 3 year warranty to sell the property. Check your state laws. 


 Same in CA and AZ. The seller must get it cleaned and certified for the new buyer during escrow...

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