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How to handle city resale inspection fee?
Hi, I have a property in which the city requires an inspection by a city official when a sale occurs. The seller has to order it.
It's $150 and if they request repairs, either the seller makes them or the buyer signs an affadavit agreeing to make the repairs. I don't mind eating the fee but how should I handle it? Have the buyer pay it and reimburse her at closing or something else.?
Thanks!