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Paying For Repairs Before Buying
Hello, I have a duplex with an adu under contract. I have to go FHA since Conventional doesn't cover multi family with an adu. The property is older and the appraiser gave a list of repairs needed in order to be approved for FHA. The seller is willing to negotiate price, but I have to pay for all repairs upfront. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation? This seems risky, since I have to pay for repairs on a property that's not even mine yet. The deal is very good and I'm willing to go through with it, but how can I protect myself to the fullest?