Weep hole problems

I owned a zero lot line house (not on a hill) with drainage problems and portions of blocked weep screed. There were *major* problems. It took almost five years before I found out that the zero lot line wall had major water damage and the tar paper (moisture barrier) had completely deteriorated. So even though I corrected the drainage right after moving in, water still entered the house anytime the wall got wet (rain, etc.) because the moisture barrier was ruined. The only reason I found out was because my 3 kids were very, very sick and I finally had the walls tested for mold. There were very high levels. The house sat vacant for two years until I sold it for about a $100,000 loss just to unload it. I wouldn't have bought the house knowing what I know now. Others may have differing opinions but I'm offering my two cents. Best of luck.

Time for a home inspector, who will inspect understands the potential problems. Never ever rely on an agent to be on your side. They get paid when they sell a house and the amount is dependent on how much you pay. Both your agent and the sellers agent are on the sellers side and don't every forget it.