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Updated 7 months ago,

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Repair contingency- no progress has been reported

Robert F.
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I am under contract to buy

Offer was made with inspection contingency 

Seller agreed to repair or replace furnace a week ago

I asked my realtor to check on the progress of seller and they have no real news for me a week later, other than an HVAC guy was on property- per sellers realtor

My loan is conditionally approved pending appraisal

I told my realtor I’m not ordering the appraisal until I am satisfied with the progress being made to fix/ replace furnac

Is that unreasonable? My realtor seemed a little miffed, but I have 17 days to get the appraisal done before closing and my MLO is confident we can get it done in time

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