Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

This is from yesterday inspection.

For some unknown reason someone disconnected the toilet from it supply line and run the supply from the sink.

Click to Enlarge
tn_20102681436_Picture%20136.jpg

35.24 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_20102681515_Picture%20137.jpg

34.12 KB

Posted

Gee Phillip,

It's becoming clear to me that going to another part of the country to inspect homes for a bit may qualify as a vacation for you?

It would indeed.

Banked owned buyer getting a good deal as he says.

Fungus going on the walls from what he was told that the water heater leaked and cause the problem and they had the water heater replace.

The thing is the water heater is a 1996 model and a lot of rust in the burn chamber and the vent pipe is disconnected in the attic.

The buyer has been watching some of these fix them up shows and was going to repair it his self.

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026144639_Picture%20112.jpg

37.48 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026145316_Picture%20111.jpg

48.51 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026144832_Picture%20110.jpg

36.96 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026144920_Picture%20115.jpg

39.05 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026144951_Picture%20055.jpg

40.46 KB

Click to Enlarge
tn_201026145030_Picture%20059.jpg

48.44 KB

And on top of that he thought he would be getting an $8,000.00 check.

Posted

It looks like the toilet supply is now connected to the hot water. That is a common way to keep toilets from condensing and sweating.

The hot and cold water is reversed in the bathroom. That may be the reason they changed the plumbing for the toilet.

under the sink they had rerouted the plastic hook up lines. The tub was still reversed.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...