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Help - To waive inspection or not?

Stevan Radojevic
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Here is quick situation. MFH went on market. Few days later it was under contract. Buyer did inspection and then cancelled so property is back on market now. In the MLS, the inspector's report is attached showing details of the property. Roof is 25yo, mold removal in 1 unit, and needs 1 new AC along w/ a few other minor fixes.

Listing agent says they do NOT want inspection contingency and are offering me a lower price than what they are asking since it will cover new roof, etc. LA is saying that I may call the inspector that did the inspection, however, I still feel like I should do my own inspection. 

What are your thoughts? Should I lower price even more in leau of inspection contingency? 

Thanks!!

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