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In this episode, host Matthew Halliday shares a true story from the front lines of escrow: a buyer falls in love with a home that has a partially finished basement — drywall hung, wiring exposed, and a toilet rough-in that was never completed or permitted. Days before closing, the buyer's inspector flags the electrical work as a fire hazard and the city confirms the bathroom work was never permitted. The deal nearly collapses. Matthew breaks down the three key lessons every buyer and seller can take away: how to spot a half-done DIY project during your walkthrough, how to negotiate a fair credit or a seller-financed completion without killing the deal, and how to protect yourself from inheriting unpermitted work and liability. You'll learn the exact questions to ask, the paperwork to request, and when to walk away. The episode closes with a quick recap and one practical tip: always request the seller's permit history and contractor receipts before you sign the final papers.
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