Septic tank fails

[Coronita]

Scaredy, in case you are already beyond your inspection contingency…Are you still within the loan contigency? Not sure if it would help, but I wonder if you disclose this issue (assuming it’s big) to your lender, maybe it’s possible you can work with them to have the loan denied for this property.

I recall my parents mentioning this to me awhile ago that they did something like this a long time ago… they were beyond the inspection contingency when they discovered something they didn’t like. All they did was disclose the issue to the lender, and the lender readily agreed that they to deny the loan on that property, and since it failed the loan contingency, they got their earnest money back… I’m not sure if that would still work in today’s environment. Maybe BG/sdr or others more knowledgeable can comment on the feasibility of this (and I definitely stand to be corrected if this is not possible) I’m just throwing out out-of-the-box ideas in case you need them.

[scaredyclassic]

Thanks. Good idea. But I counted a lot of times and we sure seem to be wthin the inspection contingency. How irritated do I have a right to be at the realtor who didn’t push me to have a septic inspection. I recall bring the one who brought it up and him asking if I wanted one, also talk of home warranties and “not worrying about everything”. I don’t think this is covered by a warranty although I only cursorily read it.

Is it going to be possible to be 110 percent certain the job can be done ????

[scaredyclassic]

Thanks. Good idea. But I counted a lot of times and we sure seem to be wthin the inspection contingency. How irritated do I have a right to be at the realtor who didn’t push me to have a septic inspection. I recall bring the one who brought it up and him asking if I wanted one, also talk of home warranties and “not worrying about everything”. I don’t think this is covered by a warranty although I only cursorily read it.

Is it going to be possible to be 110 percent certain the job can be done ????

[scaredyclassic]

Thanks. Good idea. But I counted a lot of times and we sure seem to be wthin the inspection contingency. How irritated do I have a right to be at the realtor who didn’t push me to have a septic inspection. I recall bring the one who brought it up and him asking if I wanted one, also talk of home warranties and “not worrying about everything”. I don’t think this is covered by a warranty although I only cursorily read it.

Is it going to be possible to be 110 percent certain the job can be done ????

[scaredyclassic]

Thanks. Good idea. But I counted a lot of times and we sure seem to be wthin the inspection contingency. How irritated do I have a right to be at the realtor who didn’t push me to have a septic inspection. I recall bring the one who brought it up and him asking if I wanted one, also talk of home warranties and “not worrying about everything”. I don’t think this is covered by a warranty although I only cursorily read it.

Is it going to be possible to be 110 percent certain the job can be done ????

[scaredyclassic]

Thanks. Good idea. But I counted a lot of times and we sure seem to be wthin the inspection contingency. How irritated do I have a right to be at the realtor who didn’t push me to have a septic inspection. I recall bring the one who brought it up and him asking if I wanted one, also talk of home warranties and “not worrying about everything”. I don’t think this is covered by a warranty although I only cursorily read it.

Is it going to be possible to be 110 percent certain the job can be done ????

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=walterwhite]
Septic tank is clogged … will they tell me they don’t give a crap.[/quote]

Classic !
🙂

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=walterwhite]
Septic tank is clogged … will they tell me they don’t give a crap.[/quote]

Classic !
🙂

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=walterwhite]
Septic tank is clogged … will they tell me they don’t give a crap.[/quote]

Classic !
🙂

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=walterwhite]
Septic tank is clogged … will they tell me they don’t give a crap.[/quote]

Classic !
🙂

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=walterwhite]
Septic tank is clogged … will they tell me they don’t give a crap.[/quote]

Classic !
🙂

[sdrealtor]

scaredy
In order to release that contingency you have to sign a form releasing it. You would know if you did that. Unless your agent slipped it in and had you sign it without explaining it (very highly unlikely but possible) you still have the contingency escape clause.

As for the agent, my expereince selling properties up your way is that the agents are awful. You have a right to be irritated but the next one is likely just the same. My guess is it is likely inexperience on the whole or in selling properties on septic.

[sdrealtor]

scaredy
In order to release that contingency you have to sign a form releasing it. You would know if you did that. Unless your agent slipped it in and had you sign it without explaining it (very highly unlikely but possible) you still have the contingency escape clause.

As for the agent, my expereince selling properties up your way is that the agents are awful. You have a right to be irritated but the next one is likely just the same. My guess is it is likely inexperience on the whole or in selling properties on septic.

[sdrealtor]

scaredy
In order to release that contingency you have to sign a form releasing it. You would know if you did that. Unless your agent slipped it in and had you sign it without explaining it (very highly unlikely but possible) you still have the contingency escape clause.

As for the agent, my expereince selling properties up your way is that the agents are awful. You have a right to be irritated but the next one is likely just the same. My guess is it is likely inexperience on the whole or in selling properties on septic.

[sdrealtor]

scaredy
In order to release that contingency you have to sign a form releasing it. You would know if you did that. Unless your agent slipped it in and had you sign it without explaining it (very highly unlikely but possible) you still have the contingency escape clause.

As for the agent, my expereince selling properties up your way is that the agents are awful. You have a right to be irritated but the next one is likely just the same. My guess is it is likely inexperience on the whole or in selling properties on septic.

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