What is a POS Violation in ohio real estate mean?

Aug 07, 2012 2 Replies

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"*FORECLOSURE* 3 bedroom, 1 bath bi-level home. Hardwood floors thru-out. Dining area. Covered porch. Needs work. Buyer to assume ANY/ALL POS violations, POS on order. Home being sold 'as is''



What is a POS violation?? POS on order?



Huh?



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Point of Sale Violations are determined by a county or municipal inspector. Basically, another tax, the "inspection" is $100-$200

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