kendrafer25 asked:

I’m looking at buying a house that a bank currently owns. I want to do a home inspection so I can know what exactly I’m getting into on this one, as I am aware that it needs many cosmetic repairs. Though to be sure it is sturdy by means of plumbing and electrical I need the inspector to assess it. The home has been winterized and I am aware that a proper inspection requires the home to be de-winterized and re-winterized after the inspection is complete during the cold months. What puzzles me is this: do the banks usually de-winterize the houses for the summertime or do they leave them winterized? If they leave them winterized, would I be required to pay for re-winterization after an inspection even though it is spring time? I’m confused. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks :)

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