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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Seller's roof damaged before closing
We are scheduled to close on house in less than 2 weeks. There was storm last night and the roof is leaking. Would filing a claim after we close be more advantageous than getting a discounted price?
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Wayne Brooks
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You are not entitled to a claim, you didn't own it, and have it insured, when it was damaged. Have the current owner file a claim, and have the proceeds assigned to you. If the seller is not insured, get your discount.