After a couple counter offers, Mr. L(*1) accepted the buyer's offer, so the only thing left was to sign the contract, but before doing so, he had to complete a list of tasks and requirements set by the buyer:
1. Pass the house inspection
2. Agree to one year of paid pest control
3. Replace roof shingles of a specified part at the front
4. Perform a radon test (paid by buyer, but mitigation, if required, will be paid by seller)
"RADON TEST?! My cousin (also his realtor) didn't tell me that!" Mr. L said to me.
(*1) My landlord, the owner of the house
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Foreword
The preparation took a long time before the house was sold, and I still can't believe the deal went through so early and fast—the buyer made the offer within the first week the house was shown. The house wasn't mine but my life was affected by the whole process, so I'm going to write it down because it is unique and worth remembering.
I'll be lying if I said I didn't miss living there; after all, eight years of my life were spent there. I tried not to think too much about it, and I thought it wasn't too big a deal, but it really hit me when one day I unconsciously took the familiar turn and found I was heading to my old habitat.....
I'll be lying if I said I didn't miss living there; after all, eight years of my life were spent there. I tried not to think too much about it, and I thought it wasn't too big a deal, but it really hit me when one day I unconsciously took the familiar turn and found I was heading to my old habitat.....
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