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In response to "true, and yet, i am pretty sure today that the previous owner knew and didnt disclose. -- nm" by tRuMaN

I mean, you have to fix it when you sell, right? because you have to disclose and it's not sellable with this huge issue. so just refi now while rates

Posted by amanda Sep 11 '12, 09:47

are so low and get it overwith.

I mean, it sucks, but you have to do it. you have no choice. if it makes your mortgage payments undoable, either extend your term or pick up a roommate for a year.

I owned an old house for many years. an $8000 issue is not really that uncommon. you just shrug, figure out how to pay, and move on.

drepression solves nothing.

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In theory also, depending on the equity he has in the home, maybe even refi with cash out would work to cover the cost -- nm - oblique Sep 11, 09:52
I like the idea of a re-fi idea ... rates being low - might work! -- nm - JenBro Sep 11, 09:50

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I mean, you have to fix it when you sell, right? because you have to disclose and it's not sellable with this huge issue. so just refi now while rates

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