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It's an older house that's been totally remodeled. The neighborhood is a bit older too
If you have a realtor, put 'em to work researching why no communications. An easy tell would be walking the outside looking for a Network Interface Device bolted onto the house. Do you know what this would look like?
- WodenHrafnass4 years agoNew Contributor
I'll ask her! I don't remember seeing that on the outside of the house, we'll have to go look again. Thank you! If that's on the house, will it cost less to install cable outlets?
- Bruce4 years agoHonored Contributor III
No because you wouldn't pay to have a NID installed. I don't know...maybe it'd be a cost of the overall initial install.
You're the customer. Put her to work. She can drive over there and check and report back to you. Make her earn her 6%. If needed, she can call the seller, who'll contact the contractor and if somebody didn't want to pay for the wiring...knock the cost off the price of the house. Which would be $5K (hee, hee).
- Becky4 years agoModeratorHi WodenHrafnass, if the house has no coax cable outlets, I suggest a Professional Installation. The tech will install an outlet as part of the installation process. The cost for a Professional Installation is $100.00. -Becky, Cox Support Forums Moderator
- Bruce4 years agoHonored Contributor III
Well...plus RJ11 outlets...MoCA outlets...outlets near outlets.
How much for all this? It could be part of negotiations.
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