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Negotiating With Fannie Mae After Post-Offer Inspection

William Coet
  • Lititz, PA
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Fannie Mae allows a 10 day inspection period after they have accepted the offer and an earnest money deposit has been provided.  Can anybody explain if the price can be negotiated if problems are found with the property that weren't expected?  If so, how can the price be negotiated?

Thanks!

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We provided a list of costs we discovered during the inspection and asked for a price reduction and they made a small adjustment.  Better than nothing I suppose!

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