is about plumbing

I was interested in buying a home in another state, but wanted to know the condition of the home before going any further in buying the home. Can I call the broker or realtor and ask what the condition of the home is, such as, plumbing, electric, mold, etc.. Is this illegal?

the rooms are small. 8 x 4 feet each. Are there self enclosed units that do not require venting and or plumbing. Or, can a shaft be directed from a through the window unit to the rooms and provide sufficient air conditioning? THANKS.

plumbing condition, electrical condtion, overall appearance of house. i know how to get out of my lease but can i get my money back for rent paid and deposit?

My ex-wife recently rented house in a hurry. Basically she had to move out of the place she was in rapidly. The house she is in now is relatively sub-standard, ants, bad plumbing, slum-lord style. She is refusing to pay rent until the landlord makes some necessary repairs to the house which he refuses to do. I have seen the house and fully agree with her. Who should she/we contact as far as getting the house inspected and written up so he (the landlord) has to make needed repairs.

We live in place where it is snowing and freezing in the winter and I don’t want my plumbing to freeze.
Does 50F sufficient?

We decided to look around at HUD foreclosed homes before inquiring at HUD about the Good Neighbour program and saw that they are sold without warranties. An agent has told us each listing comes with a Property Condition Report. Is that different from a Home Inspection Report and can we rely on it?

We decided to look around at HUD foreclosed homes before inquiring at HUD about the Good Neighbour program and saw that they are sold without warranties. An agent has told us each listing comes with a Property Condition Report. Is that different from a Home Inspection Report and can we rely on it?

We decided to look around at HUD foreclosed homes before inquiring at HUD about the Good Neighbour program and saw that they are sold without warranties. An agent has told us each listing comes with a Property Condition Report. Is that different from a Home Inspection Report and can we rely on it?

I know there are certain things that a tenant is responsible for, but I thought it was the responsibility of the landlord to make sure everything in the apartment was working for a new tenant before they moved in, and then if anything breaks due to normal wear and tear by the tenant, it would be my responsibility to replace or fix it. I noticed that several of the lights, including recess lighting and track lighting (on cathedral ceilings) did not work, as well as many missing light bulbs in many of the apt light fixtures. In all, there were about 13 lights either missing or not working. I asked the landlord about it, and she immediately got snippy with me and told me that the lighting was not her responsibility, told me that no one else ever complained about the lights, but then reluctantly said she would get replacement bulbs. As a first-time renter, I was appauled as to how she handled my concern. What I would like to know is, is it my responsibility to replace 13 lights (half of which are expensive) that didn’t work upon my moving in?
After her practically blaming me for being a big mistake for letting me stay there, i didn’t even have the courage to tell her that the bathroom tub faucet leaks!