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Updated over 1 year ago,
Making a Counteroffer After a Home Inspection
I'm in the middle of purchasing a older property. Its a duplex with a detached 3 car garage with an apartment on top.. so 3 doors...
The home is 102 years old. Seller was selling it for 290k, He settled for 250k.
I just had my home inspection completed, The 2 inspectors said the home wasn't in that bad of shape for what it is. "its a 100 year home, rental property, its going to have some wear"
Im trying to figure out how much of a seller credit or have repairs done. Some major items do need to be repaired so I'm estimating the costs.
Major items
2 Roofs- $20,000
Boiler -$15,000
Termite damage- treatment $3500
Plumbing leaks- $2000 ?
wrong door/fire proof door- $500
oil tank rusting/ inspect and paint - ?
rotted wood thru out the exterior -?
Whats a realistic credit should I ask for ?