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1st House Hack Question

Anthony Freda
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I am buying my first house hack.

I’m almost at closing and the appraisal says the stove in the mother-in-law suite is not up to code and needs to be removed before closing.


Is this whole deal dead? If not what can I do to resolve?

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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Rick Albert#3 House Hacking Contributor
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Without seeing the full language from the appraiser, this doesn't sounds like a big deal and probably for the best. There is a reason why the appraiser brought this up. Have the Seller fix it. If they won't see, if it makes sense for you to handle it.

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