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Seller wants to skip Inspection process

Vishal Amin
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Hello,

I found a great property, but the seller wants to skip the inspection process as they recently had one done. But as a buyer I do not feel comfortable, I would like to be safe and hav my own analysis from a professional I hire. 


What do you suggest I do?

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Jacob Hornberger
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  • Tipp City, OH
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Jacob Hornberger
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tipp City, OH
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Did they provide you with the previous inspection report? That is sometimes enough to satisfy some buyers but, I always recommend having your own done, especially if this is your first property.

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