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The One Line In A Franklin Lakes Septic Report That Decides Who Pays

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The Rule That Doesn't Care How Old The System Is

Two Classifications, Two Very Different Bills

The cost swing sits entirely on which word appears in the report. That is the mechanism sellers need to understand before a buyer's attorney raises it for them.

The Inspection Itself Is What Sets The Rule In Motion

Why This Lands Harder In Franklin Lakes Than In A Sewered Town

The Market Isn't Giving Sellers Room To Absorb A Surprise

A Sequence That Keeps You In Control

Frequently Asked Questions

Does an older septic system that passes the realty-transaction rule still need to be disclosed? Yes. Even where the rule doesn't force replacement, the system's actual condition is a material fact in the transaction. Treating it as a disclosed negotiating point rather than a hidden variable protects a seller far better than hoping it never comes up.

Working Through It With Someone Who Knows The Borough