Steve D ValentineReal Estate Mentor

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29 Oct 2024 · 0 min

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Steve D Valentine recounts an anecdote about buying a small duplex twin home that had an undisclosed septic system in the front yard. The septic failed after closing, costing the buyer about $20,000 in repairs. He warns other agents/investors not to assume a property listed as 'sewer' actually connects to municipal sewer and advises double-checking through ADEQ and investigating odd subdivisions to avoid unexpected costs.

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$20,000

ADEQ

A small county island duplex twin home

October 29, 2024

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