These seemed very minor to me but every one of these items showed up on the inspection report and ended up scaring our buyer away.

You have owned in years 5 to 15 of ownership and my buyer will have all these repairs from items reaching the end of their life expectancy so their numbers will not look close to what you are reporting.

They will return the escrow once the inspection comes back clean.So, does that mean I have to get a licensed contractor to give me a bid for the entire list of city inspection report list of problems or do they just want certain items that would require a permit or a license to perform.

If everything is being reported honestly, there should be no reason why they can't provide that.

If your house is dirty and smells like pee the appraiser is going to try to find a property like that to stick into their report.

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