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Resolving A Repair Issue in Baltimore

Andrew Brink
  • Baltimore, MD
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Good Morning Biggerpockets,

I am reaching out on how to create a documents that will be signed by myself (buyer) and the previous owner (seller). I recently bought a house in Baltimore so I could get my feet wet in real estate. I have owned the house for about two months now. In month one, I had an issue with the HVAC system in which the air ducts are leaking and coming through the wall. The seller has agreed to fix the issue but will not be able to re create the situation until it is hot out again. The seller has agreed to fix the problem when it in summer time. I want to create a document that he signs and I sign to hold him accountable for fixing the issue. How should this be done/what language should be used in this doc? Any advise/ templates will help!

Thank you BP!

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