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While doing one of my four mock inspections. I noticed this dwelling came without a septic system or drain field. Actually, it drained into a open ditch some 50 or so feet from the home. The owner is considering selling in the next year or so. My issue is: 1. No septic tank 2. No drain field and finally, if he does intent to sell does he have to install 1&2 to bring his home up to code.
Home was build in 1915 Location is in Michigan Dave Johnson East China, MI NACHI06081990 |
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Please Note:
jclark1 is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Are you saying he is dumping raw sewage? Is this a cesspool? I didn't know there was anyplace you could still have something like this. This must be a very rural area, huh?
Not to be a jerk but.... you should learn how to do code research. There are a lot of different rules, but I'm pretty sure no place allows a system like this, so yeah he'd probably have to have a real septic system installed. |
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