The property was built on a slab, and obviously, all the plumbing was run through the walls, as it has no crawl space.

The PSOA states "Seller will deliver the Property, including existing appliances, heating, cooling, plumbing, electrical systems and equipment, smoke and heat detectors, and landscaping and lawn, in substantially the same physical condition as on the Settlement Date and broom clean with all trash and debris removed."

I'll put 15,000-20,000 into it roof, gutters, ac linesets, some plumbing, paint and flooring, ect.

From your valve blow out the line through the box and to the meter, check plumbing supply irrigation for a compressor adapter.

The house is perfectly liveable just some rooms aren't updated like the rest and their is a quoted $1200 plumbing problem keeping me from fha loans.

NICOR, the natural gas company in Northern Illinois sent me the following information. I believe this offer is available to all their No IL customers. It can not hurt to have the supplies on hand, even if you do...

Check plumbing hvac (filter) plus just general shape of the home my hopes are by having quarterly.

This will eliminate the "I didn't have anything in there for modifying/moving the plumbing around", etc.

Part of the issue may be whether the failed plumbing was in the common area, between floors, or was within the unit(ie under the sink) above.

Being it's a condo, I'm guessing you don't own the pipes or the space between floors, I'd make the HOA aware of *their* problem and demand they do something about it, it's a health hazard if their plumbing system is allowing sewer gas into your unit.