Conventional Purchase - Water Utilities Off

[chad hampton]

I would just state electricity is on and water is turned off. That’s a lender decision, not value related.

FHA it’s a different story. I have turned on the water valve just because I don’t want to go back out for something simple. But you do that at your own risk.

 

[Zoe]

I would do extraordinary assumption water is in good working condition. I assume this is a purchase. I won't swear I wouldn't require inspection from a licensed plumber.

 

[Zoe]

The comment:

"The water was not on at the time of inspection. "

That's all. You disclosed what you saw at our inspection.

Your not like me.

 

[Zoe]

It is health and safety issue if they don' t have any water. Besides if it is vacant, I may have needed to use the toilet. LOL

It would not matter to me on conventional or FHA or VA. I would do subject to inspection or repair. Some people call me a hard azz appraiser.