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Seller counters with request for buy to waive repairs

Campus Johnson
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As a condition to accepting my offer, the seller countered with the condition that I waive the repair/replace contingency part of the inspection and immediately move forward with the results of the inspection “as is” or terminate offer with a refund of earnest money. Should I accept this counter from the seller and then after the inspection offer that the seller give a credit for those big ticket items that need to be repaired or replaced, if in fact any items are found in the inspection? Advise and creative responses welcomed. Thanks. 

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