From what you have given us, we don't have enough information to pass judgment.

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This will help you make a more informed decision. 

I just was informed that my wife’s cousin may be interested in the property once her current house sells.

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The sellers have not been responsive when asked to provide that information, which is why I was wondering if it's a typical practice prior to submitting an offer. 

I have been getting a lot of questions from owners about letters being sent out by the municipalities here in Milwaukee to tenants informing them about potential lead service lines leading from the street into the house.