Q: The inspection of our house in Feb didn't report problems with A/C, too cold to test compressor move in 3-20-17 nopwr ac
The inspection was done in February 2017 reported multiple problems during the inspection the only comment on the a/couple too cold to test compressor, power disconnect. Moved in March 20th, Didn't have any reasonto use a/c until 4-15-17 the outside compressor didn't work, called the a/couple that worked on the furnace problem we had during the inspection. During the service call it was reported to us there was no power going to the a/couple unit. Do we have any recourse since this was discovered after we moved in?
A: It would appear that you have no recourse as against the inspector since the inspector seemingly advised you of the problem and knowing of the problem, you had the option of asking that money be held in escrow from the seller's proceeds until the weather allowed for the A/C to be tested, and since you apparently did not do so, then you closed title taking on the risk of it not working properly.
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