In AZ we have a statement called the Sellers Property Disclosure Statement (SPDS) which states "Sellers are obligated by Arizona common law to disclose all known material facts about a property to the buyer."

I spoke to the condo property manager about how this is a pretty expensive cost and whether it's actually the owner responsibility since this is plumbing inside the walls and for some units are the piping inside the common area walls.

Normally the people there can point you in the right direction or give you the information right over the phone.

And make sure everyone understands everything, It's very common to hear "don't do that" when it's misunderstood.

Your number will be different I am sure.If you want to grab another phone call next week for 15 -20 minutes, please reach out to me privately and I will be happy to share some more with you.

I am looking for anyone in the area who might have any advice or tips for me, and even further someone who might be willing to chat on the phone or in person.

And, common sense.Please tell me you have at least looked up some of those other relevant threads. 

I ended up doing some phone tag with him to get some clarification, but honestly I forgot about it until reading your response. 

Do not allow them to run the entire phone call by asking questions about your property.

On an average deal they are getting paid a year of management fees as a commission, so when there phone rings who is going to get their attention a buyer or tenet.