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A buyer's agent notices that several windows in the home have foggy condensation between the double panes. This red flag specifically indicates:
- A structural shift in the foundation has squeezed and warped the window frames out of alignment.
- The thermal seals of the windows have failed, meaning they no longer provide proper insulation.
- The seller has simply been running a humidifier often, which is actually a sign of healthy indoor air.
- The home was built before 1978 and therefore likely contains lead-based glass panes throughout.
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