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An Ordinance 675 property inspection, required whenever a property changes hands. A licensed master plumber the borough accepts checks for sump pumps, floor and foundation drains, downspouts and other ways stormwater could reach the sanitary sewer, then records a video of the sewer lateral from the house to the main. The signed form goes to the borough office, and any defects must be fixed before closing, so book the plumber early.

Not necessarily. The borough notes that the Coopersburg post office delivers to the borough and to parts of Upper Saucon, Lower Milford and Springfield townships. Your municipality, not your mailing address, decides which local rules apply to your sale, including the Ordinance 675 inspection, so look up your parcel in the county's assessment records first; Springfield Township parcels are in Bucks County's records.

Then that item needs attention before closing. Borough code expects problems found in the Ordinance 675 inspection, such as a sump pump draining into the sewer, to be fixed and certified before the sale. Everything else can stay as it is: whether your home predates 1940 or went up in the 1970s, our cash offer takes it in its current condition, with no commissions or fees. Mention any findings when you request an offer.

As of September 2026, the realty transfer tax on a sale in Coopersburg is 2% in total: 1% state + 0.5% Coopersburg Borough + 0.5% Southern Lehigh School District.

The Lehigh County Register of Wills (Clerk of Judicial Records) handles probate when the owner lived in Lehigh County, which includes Coopersburg. Pennsylvania law places probate in the county where the owner last lived, so if the owner lived in another Pennsylvania county, that county's Register of Wills handles it instead. If the owner lived outside Pennsylvania, the will can be probated in any Pennsylvania county where they owned property, including the county this home is in.