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What you can do is try to get a seller credit due to perhaps some repairs needed on the house that were uncovered during the inspection.

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Hidden ProblemsInvestors, people who buy properties to make money, need property inspections because they uncover hidden problems.Imagine buying a house that looks great on the outside but has a leaky roof, faulty wiring, or plumbing issues you can't see.These hidden problems can turn your investment into a costly nightmare.Property inspections help you discover these issues before you buy, so you can make an informed decision.2.

You say it needed expensive repairs, you’re talking asbestos in that old building, and you may have uncovered even more problems than you know of.

If it's a latent defect that's uncovered during a thorough inspection and the buyer wouldn't have been able to determine it before that time, then I think those are reasonable requests - even if they are expensive. 

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I'm sure there's also asbestos and many other "surprises" to be uncovered. 

While the title search should uncover any liens associated with the property, you also want the protection that the actual title insurance policy gives you in case something is missed.

Here are the costs to address the issues uncovered by these experts: 1.Wood floor and wall in the middle unit: $44,000 + tax + $2,800 for permit, but engineer report is needed for a formal quote.2.Roof above the middle unit: $8,000 + tax + $800 for permit + ply wood;3.Sewer line outside the building (see estimate): $7,365 total;4.Sewer line inside the building (see estimate): $21,663 total;The total cost plus 10% contingency is equal to $100,000 in repairs that I cannot afford to pay and still be able to fulfill my obligations to you and to the tenants that will have to be displaced for the duration of repairs.In addition, the appraisal came in at $275,000 that is considerably below the $340,000 number.Proposed solution: You will complete all the electrical repairs and ensure all three units are brought up to current code including the outlets.You will have the stucco repaired on the exterior that was damaged by the electrical proof.