Yep. It's 100% the buyers' responsibility to vet what they're buying, but the seller can obscure a lot until after the sale. It's like buying a used car. You n

Yep. It's 100% the buyers' responsibility to vet what they're buying, but the seller can obscure a lot until after the sale. It's like buying a used car. You need a mechanic to really get in there and find all the rotten bits, based on where you intend to drive it (and how long)