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- On 30 Nov 2012
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Purchasing house with non functioning heater,
lenaluca10 said:
Thanks for everyone's thoughts! I agree - I'm not as close to what broke as I should (would) be - I have a ton on my plate right now, and my dad was with me so was intimate with what happened (it's the blower, fenster, you are right).
I decided that I am not going to take a 20 year mortgage and go for the 25. Which makes the rate between the 2 most competitive lenders the same. So I can use the one that will allow me to close without the heating unit and we're good.
I have another question, specific to short sale and Purchase & Sale agreement that I will be posted shortly! Every step of this is so adventure filled . - On 29 Nov 2012
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Purchasing house with non functioning heater,
lenaluca10 said:
Yes, I would've liked that, but essentially, I went to see the house to take another look and re-evaluate my offer, and the home was smoky, smelled like burning.
We (realtor and I) determined it was the furnace - there was a unit on the furnace (the cooling system? the distribution something? i can't remember now) was overheating. We shut it all off and the seller's agent had 3 plumbers come in to look at it to fix. All 3 said they would NOT replace the piece as it was cracked, and that the unit had to be replaced. They would not take the liability of fixing it, it seems - it was too far gone.
So, it's OBVIOUS that the furnace doesn't work: it has been taken apart. Any inspection or appraisal will have that show up (even if I chose NOT to have an inspection - see my previous post - it will come up in the appraisal that I believe is necessary for the seller to get before closing). - On 29 Nov 2012
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Purchasing house with non functioning heater,
lenaluca10 said:
Yeah, not helpful.
Any thoughts given the parameters I outlined would be helpful!
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