We purchased a town house 1 1/2 years ago. The basement has flooded 3-4 times. All the neighbors confirm it had happened numerous times before and the people we bought the townhouse from new. What are my legal options? They did not disclose this.
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Help! Purchased a town house, the basement floods! NO ONE TOLD US!!!? Colorado
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