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As with ANY 20 year plus old home, you should expect to invest a few hundred in a professional home inspection. With that you will know exactly what issues you can expect to have to confront once you own the home..

The box you found sounds like the crossover junction box of a multisection home. This is where the electricity goes from one side to the other. Straight up from where the wires enter the house WILL be the main box. It will have a main breaker usually 100 amp (200 on all electric homes and 2 rows of ...

First I would have little confidence in this repairman. You or he WILL not find a wire diagram of a home this old. Good electricians would know the power box is directly up from where the wires enter the house. From there they would start troubleshooting the problem. If this fellow continues to flou...

Schult Homes has changed ownership a number of times since your 25 year old home was built. It will be hard to find any specific information about your home. Schult is now owned by Clayton Industries along with a number of other brands. You might try to contact them here; http://www.schulthomes.com/...

Sounds to me that the bank officials need to know more about the conflict he engineer has. This sounds like VERY unethical business and probably a violation of the rules for engineers in your state..

The title would have been with the lien holder if the land was not included in the loan..I presume you paid the money to the lender, they should have released the lien on the title and sent it to the payer (or your sister) . If the land was included in the mortgage a lien release should have been fi...

Most likely they will be required, your licensed set crew will know all the rule in your area.

John, you are on the impossible quest..Only the original owners manual will have the print.Seldom do 24 year old homes still have their manuals available. Per federal law ALL resets MUST be done by state licensed set crews. ONLY they can get a permit. They WILL be familiar with your states federally...

The deadline to claim under the class action suit on the grey pipe was long ago. I doubt your 10 wide was covered. It mostly covered homes built in the 80's, long after 10 wides were gone..

Wow, my suggestion is buy a new home with all the features you want. Probably far less money and will still meet all codes..