After home inspection 3 big ticket items came up:- Major repairs in roof.

This deal fell through once before with a different buyer because the inspection revealed about 50k worth of work that needed to be done in order to comply with FHA requirements.

This deal fell through once before with a different buyer because the inspection revealed about 50k worth of work that needed to be done in order to comply with FHA requirements.

If you’re still in your inspection period or can access the property try to get a plumber and a contractor in to give you an estimate.

If you overpay for the property by $30k-$40k you'll likely never recoup that loss.To ensure you don't make a mistake on the property itself always get a home inspection and an appraisal.

According to the inspection, it was minimal but the house has had foundation issues.

As-is refers to the property condition and home inspection; lender required repairs are exactly that, lender required repairs.

I'm guessing no inspections have been done since the house has been built.What are your thoughts on this?

I've had several people inspect the attic, I have someone coming today to scope the drain lines, but my and my neighbors drain lines are separate, wouldn't make sense if BOTH our drain lines cracked on the same week after 30 years..

You may have to wait a few months to find that deal..What I can tell you is before you buy make sure you put inspection and appraisal contingencies and if your agent didn’t tell you to do them fire them on the spot.