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Patty Breen
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I not only work in the Bronxville area, I live here, have educated my children here, and am an enthusiastic part of the community. I know the territory
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I would think that you would have looked at the home prior to purchasing it. It would have been discovered the light fixture was damaged. IT should have been discussed before the contract was signed. The same with the stove. IF it is not what was there when you first looked a home or it was not new you should have brought the issue up at inspection time or at walk thru if stove had been switched out.
After closing you really do not have much to go back on.
After closing you really do not have much to go back on.
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