re: Should I pursue litigation? Home buyer issue

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Insurance Inspector here. Keep in mind, the insurance Company has the right to come out and make sure the property is being properly maintained. If that wall is collapsing, they’ll find it. Pay now or later.

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Just looking at those photos, what is not properly maintained? What is insurance worried about? I don’t see how far from the home or otherwise what could happen if the wall does fail.

Are you suggesting as an insurance inspector you know that wall is failing?

If it’s falling down or a threat do so.

It’s not maintained. The inspector will make a decision of the situation….when you are ready to make a claim…….Good Luck.

The inspectors do not have to have permission to go on the property. They avoid the obvious like dogs. Read the fine print on the policy.

There are multiple National Companies that do the inspections.

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What's a Relo company? Relocation? Like you used a 3rd party that's local to help purchase a property while you weren't there?

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3rd party company that's usually to help facilitate the sale of your old house if you're relocating out of the area for a new job or transferring.

For example if you accept a transfer / new job out of state and the company wants you to get to work ASAP, they may pay for a relocation company to help facilitate the move.....including handling all the work needed to get your current home ready to put on the market, staging for showings, and negotiations with potential buyers.

be hard to find a lawyer to take a 15k case even if attorneys fees are recoverable. Did you buy a home warranty? Get a home inspection? Any warranties waived in sale? New anime Warranty Act in La doeant apply to used home. You have one year from when yo I learned of should have learned of it to sue unless you I am prove seller knew and purposely didn’t disclose or committed fraud.