How would they be able to tell if the appliances are working at settlement if the house is vacant and the power is out? Someone would have to cough up the silly connection/disconnection fees to get power on to check.
We're going to have to put something into our paperwork that we need to be there when the power goes back on when it is tenanted because we've done a lot of plumbing work with the power off, and with the power out we have no idea if all the new pipe connecters are tight enough.
We're going to have to put something into our paperwork that we need to be there when the power goes back on when it is tenanted because we've done a lot of plumbing work with the power off, and with the power out we have no idea if all the new pipe connecters are tight enough.