Recent content by egrace

Hi :) I have filed suit in SMC with a carrier, who has refused to honor the claim of damage during a shipment I sent last year, where I did pay for insurance. The initial rejection was basically "this is not covered", which it should be. Ann atty from the company emailed me telling me that...

I think so. I think, that if I wanted to do gas, I would not have to worry about the clearances, but that conversion costs almost as much, and reduces the overall value.

Hi, I am back :) Apologies for being so vague before, but I didnt want to make too much public. Hope you all can understand. And thank you for all of the posts above. So, it is the fireplace that is not up to code. The two sidewalls are right next to the firebox, and they are wood. You cant...

I signed paperwork after the work was done, not before. There was no signed agreement in place prior to the inspection. And yes, I have a copy, and if I did not, I could always get it from the inspection service.

Ok, new question with new information. Spoke with someone at the HOA, and they told me that a number of years ago, several units had this particular work, or "upgrade". They didn't remember when, and they had no way of knowing if my unit was included off the top of their head, but they said...

Thanks for the comments. :) I needed time to do some research, which unfortunately, has not really led me anywhere. So ---- From the "Practical Guide To Residential Real Estate Transactions". It says that inspectors typically (understandably that does not mean always) have no liability...

No. Maybe that was a poor choice of words on my part. I do feel that I need to be really light on the details here.

Hi all Say I buy a residential prop, and have a home inspection prior to closing. The home inspector did not recognize/mention that part of the property is not up to code in the report. Apparently he is not liable for not finding issues? I close, and then find out part property is in fact not...