5 things you may not know about home warranties – Homes For Sale in Sedona | Crypto Realtor Sedona

 


If the home inspection leaves you less-than confident that the home you really, really want to buy won’t need repairs in the near future, you may want to ask the seller for a home warranty. You’re not alone, by the way.
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