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Need main water replaced South Jersey duplex
I am purchasing duplex, just found out after the home inspection it needs a new main water line as the old one is galvanized steel and is affecting the water pressure drastically.
Seller will not give enough to cover expense. Is this a deal breaker?
I’ve done some research and it is super expensive to replace which we can’t afford since we already went over budget buying the property. I am trying to get an estimate, but waiting to hear back from my agent if that is allowed. Also reached out to the township, but they don’t play a role in this as it is a homeowners responsibility.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
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Originally posted by @Kyle Brown:
I am purchasing duplex, just found out after the home inspection it needs a new main water line as the old one is galvanized steel and is affecting the water pressure drastically.
Seller will not give enough to cover expense. Is this a deal breaker?
I’ve done some research and it is super expensive to replace which we can’t afford since we already went over budget buying the property. I am trying to get an estimate, but waiting to hear back from my agent if that is allowed. Also reached out to the township, but they don’t play a role in this as it is a homeowners responsibility.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
What city?
Generally minimum 4000 I have found.
Can you bail with an inspection clause?