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   bing0328 | Jan 06, 2022 11:24am | #1

   Not if you have lots of extra money to spend later

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   unclemike42 | Jan 06, 2022 12:12pm | #2

   Is this post really necessary?

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   calvin | Jan 06, 2022 05:04pm | #4

   The other day there was a septic flurry that got canned. Probably the same group back add sludge.

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   MikeFromNC | Jan 06, 2022 12:53pm | #3

   When purchasing a home, a septic inspection is highly recommended. The money that you pay an inspector could save you thousands in the long term if the septic system is in any point of failure. The inspector can educate you about the system and also point out if the tank needs to be pumped out, which has to be done occasionally after the solids build up. You can use any of these things to your favor during your due diligence period to negotiate a better deal or have the homeowner fix any issues.

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   jimmiem | Jan 07, 2022 08:14am | #5

   We bought a house and did not have the septic system inspected. It was faulty and cost us a lot of $ to fix. Filed a law suit too.
   I would definitely have it inspected!!!!

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   greg_e | Jan 07, 2022 11:00am | #6

   Do you trust someone you don't know to have never dumped paint, grease, oil, bleach, antifreze, or anything else that might damage the system down the drain?