I think you should look at other things in terms of your negotiation, a washer/dryer is minuscule in comparison to an inspection report, comps in the area, recent sales data etc.

@Charlie Moore Are you reporting the income from your rental properties on your tax return?

They likely won't be able to obtain any traditional financing to pay you off if the home is in foreclosure and/or if the late payments were reported to the credit bureau.

Oh- and it's not schedule D interest is reported on.  

-  And also since I would have 100% either asked for a price reduction or a credit on the purchase if had been caught.I never signed any contract with the company and I've looked over the report and there is no language around limitation of liability.  

That is driving out there, flying out to the location, running the numbers yourself, meeting the crews they have, looking over the inspection report by yourself, looking at the appraisal by yourself.

@Grant Steiner - If you're planning to rent it for a year or two before moving and getting your own residence the most important things will be making sure you have signed leases and that you are properly reporting everything on your taxes.

Get previous inspection reports if available.  

This is my only job and will likely be my only reported income for 2019.

This is my only job and will likely be my only reported income for 2019.