"resrfglc" wrote in message
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Better you should ask a contingency-fee attorney. Of course its not the
"norm," but if you re-work your home's electrical service and sell it to
someone who dies in a fire blamed on your wiring, you can bet the
attorney's will be looking at the depth of your pockets.

Nope, not liable just like you are not liable if you sell your car and the
new owner wrecks it. The owner is making the decision to buy your house and
has every opportunity to inspect or have it inspected before closing.
Unless stipulations are noted, houses are sold "as is".