Generally, they put that note there to be sure the list of repairs are by -- hokie-c 03/03/2018 02:34AMInsert a Link
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Generally, they put that note there to be sure the list of repairs are by -- hokie-c 03/03/2018 02:34AM What they're probably doing is -- Tombo 03/02/2018 9:02PM I'm selling a house too and the buyer wants a $6,000 credit to fix stuff... -- CrystalCoveHokie 03/02/2018 8:44PM Wow - 6Gs - lot of major fixes? ** -- FfxStationHokie 03/02/2018 8:49PM There is one supposed $3800 repair and then a bunch of minor stuff ** -- CrystalCoveHokie 03/02/2018 8:51PM You can do anything you want -- Beerman 03/02/2018 6:31PM There is also usually language in there that limits the $ amount of repairs -- Tafkam Hokie 03/02/2018 7:32PM Make a counter-offer for "as is".....let them fix it the way they want ** -- DonHo-kieHi 03/02/2018 6:30PM Yes. This is the answer. ** -- reestuart 03/02/2018 8:18PM ...when they shoot that to you, the contract is still being negotiated... -- chumley 03/02/2018 6:29PM Offer a $500 credit at closing..they get their own guy to fix ** -- Razor4VT 03/02/2018 6:24PM A lot of contracts have 500 or 1000 written in -- Bleedin OandM 03/03/2018 3:12PM This is the easiest solution. a driveway crack is some petty crap to list ** -- HokieJamie 03/02/2018 7:50PM ...this works too ** -- chumley 03/02/2018 6:31PM I'm not a lawyer, and am not giving an opinion, but.... -- CochraneResident 03/02/2018 6:14PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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