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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

In contract with a bank have 15 day due diligence. Found issues
Need help. I'm in a contract to buy a property. It is at a good price now, but I had a inspection and there are some issues. We have a busted pipe, no outlets working in kitchen, black mold in wash room, espestice siding, and other wiring issues. Can I negotiate for a GREAT price with the bank? If so how do I do it?
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Nope, bank isn't going to negotiate. You take it as-is or you move on.