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Updated almost 5 years ago, 03/25/2020

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Kevin Hoff
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
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Backing out of a deal based on bad inspection

Kevin Hoff
  • Investor
  • Oceanside, CA
Posted

Hi everyone,

I am under contract with a turnkey SFH. I received the inspection report back and there are some things that definitely concern me. There are foundation issues, minor termite damage, slanted walls and floors, and electrical issues to name a few. After speaking with the inspector on the phone, he offered me a grim outlook on the property and suggested that I do not buy it.

I am thinking about backing out based on this inspection. I have paid $1000 for the EMD. The contingency period for the inspection is technically over because the inspection occurred ten days after going under contract. However, the initial inspection was delayed by the turnkey provider because of construction on the property that made an inspection on the initial date impossible.

For everyone's reference. House cost is 100k. I did reach out to the turnkey company yesterday and listed all of my issues on the inspection report to see what they can do about the issues, haven't heard anything back yet. 

I am a newbie investor so any help is appreciated!

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