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hold harmless agreement

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I'm looking at a fixer upper with potential but seems like there's foundation problems, is there anyway I can search up the home and see if there's anything wrong with it? Or do I just hire a contractor to check it out?

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Steve Morris
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Have no clue how you'll get a seller to sign a hold-harmless since 95% of deals close at closing.

Hire a professional and spend a few bucks, it'll be a great ROI.

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