How do you handle the hydrostatic dum?
610Need advice on how to handle the hydrostatic addendum? Finding it to be a deal killer. Since the test is no longer invasive, meaning leaks can be found at clean outs, there is no longer a need to pull toilets. Neither buyer nor seller want to be responsible for repairs caused by the test. What do you do?
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About 5 years ago
This does seem challenging, but if the seller really is motivated to sell, I would think any possible repairs after the test should fall on them.
Can any more details be given on the situation?
Can any more details be given on the situation?
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DislikeAbout 5 years ago
Never been in this situation myself, but if it is no longer invasive would the technicians doing the test have insurance that might cover it?
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