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Jonn Vidal
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100-pg Inspection report & Buyer Repair Request in Tens of Thousands $ despite AS-IS?

Jonn Vidal
  • Bel Air, CA
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Why days before closing do buyer's hire inspector for over $500 inspection, spend like all day poking and prodding at property's mechanics, then their agent send Repair Requests in the 10s of thousands of $ in repairs 

Usually asking for the total $$$ inspector recommended repairs add up to, and not settling for less nor for reducing the sale price by claimed amount? Clearly a reason to cancel escrow than give into the shakedown; but why don't they just come with a Contractor to quote them repairs in the first place?

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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Not sure what you are getting at but as a seller who is selling as-is you typically get larger escrow and limit the contingencies

we usually give a seven day inspection contingency but let the buyer know it's as is and we are not making any repairs.

as a seller, there are many things you can do to mitigate this and it's what separates experience from inexperience 

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