Horney only moved in to her Donovan Smith mobile home earlier this year and said no one informed her of the state of the septic systems. "I live in fear of it backing up into my home," she said.

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Jeff Bosley, who owns property across 205th Avenue from a mobile home, asked supervisor Darren Batterson why a placard was removed when the septic system had not been properly inspected.

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Septic system coverage is typically only available as a home warranty add-on, so your first cost will be that of your home warranty policy (on average $30 to $60 a month).

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About 26 million homes in the US are served by septic systems. That’s a lot of real estate, and a lot of financial exposure should something go wrong with your septic system.

Jeff Bosley, who owns property across 205th Avenue from a mobile home, asked supervisor Darren Batterson why a placard was removed when the septic system had not been properly inspected.