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    bj0ne5 is offline Renter
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    Default Cracked windows & beddroom definition?

    Hi:
    Can anyone tell me if cracked window panes are considered something that MUST be repaired, or is it negotiable? I know that the major systems need to be operational, but would cracks (not holes) fall under that definition? It's an older house in MD. Also, does anyone know if a basement room can legally be counted as a bedroom in MD?
    Thanks,
    Bobby

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    aprazma is offline Fixer Upper
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    Quote Originally Posted by bj0ne5 View Post
    Hi:
    Can anyone tell me if cracked window panes are considered something that MUST be repaired, or is it negotiable? I know that the major systems need to be operational, but would cracks (not holes) fall under that definition? It's an older house in MD. Also, does anyone know if a basement room can legally be counted as a bedroom in MD?
    Thanks,
    Bobby
    It would be a required repair if it violates the local building code for your county. I would also check the code for the definition of a bedroom. Depending on code, a bedroom can require certain things such as a minimum square footage, a closet, and being a conditioned space capable of heating and cooling.
    Last edited by aprazma; 06-23-2007 at 02:20 AM.

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