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What else could go wrong

Andrew Canepari
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I just sold my two family home in central New Jersey. I bought a single family home in roughly the same area. It’s a very popular and desirable neighborhood that warrants excellent rents or resale. My plan was to move in and stay for a few years and then turn it into a rental income property.

Three days after closing I’m finding all these issues with the home; this home had a full renovation roughly 13 years ago its not a fixer. It seems there were things that were overlooked in inspection and could have also not have been disclosed by the seller. These repairs could amount into the double digits to fix. I can’t get any cooperation from the inspector or from the lawyer that handled my closing. Has this happened to anyone? If so, who was able to help?

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