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Yay! Closed on a house and moved in and the appliances are trashed! Yippee! Who does this?

I told my agent before buying that I had a bad experience with my last home. The owners had unplugged the fridge and it was moody and had food rotting in it. I asked him to make the contract where the appliance would be clean and I wouldn’t be left with a mess. I also asked that he wrote it so there was no garbage for me to take care of. My last house left 12 tires for me which cost me over 100 dollars to recycle.

I just saw my new home for the first time. The fridge has food and grease all over it. Somehow there is splatters of food all over the back of it.

The stove has NEVER been cleaned. It 2 year sold and looks 20 years old. Food mounded and caked on the bottom of it and it looks like they just let it burn each time.

The dishwasher smelled horrible. I thought, maybe I should run it on sanitary cycle and let hot water clean it. Smell never went away. I took out the filter and the moment I touched it I regretted it. Some brown red greasy stuff like sticking your hand in a can of crisco or vasoline. I could not wash it off my hand. I took the filter out and it was CAKED with this greasy stuff. Completely opaque. You could not run any water through it. It’s like the painted it with axle grease.

Then they left poop in the toilet. Poop splattered under the toilet seat. A drawer full of whisker hairs.

Either these people live like disgusting animals or they purposely wanted to piss me off. They are both “professionals” also and were very aggressive demanding sellers.

Now I have to see if there is any recourse.

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