Kansas City Real Estate Agents

An Olathe mailing address does not tell a buyer whether a property uses public sewer or a private sewage treatment system. Confirm the exact service arrangement first, then coordinate Johnson County records, the required resale inspection when septic applies, specialist findings, and contract deadlines before treating the system as understood. Start with MoJo’s Olathe KS real estate guide. For other address-specific checks, use the guides to Olathe property taxes, school-boundary verification, and commute checks. Verify the service type for the exact property Johnson County’s Septic Systems page says its Residential On-Site Program issues permits for private sewage treatment systems where properties are not served by a public wastewater collection system. That distinction should be checked by address. Do not infer it from the Olathe city name, subdivision age, lot size, a neighboring property, or a listing field. Ask the seller for current wastewater bills, septic permits and maintenance records. Confirm