What are reasonable things to ask seller to fix?
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What are reasonable things to ask seller to fix?
Common seller repairs after home inspection
- Major electrical issues that are safety or code issues.
- Plumbing, drainage, sewer, septic, or water issues (or well water issues, if applicable)
- Mold or water damage.
- HVAC problems that affect home comfort.
- Leaking roofs or missing shingles.
- Termite and pest damage.
How do you deal with unreasonable buyers?
In this post, we’ll discuss how to handle even the most difficult of buyers so that you can keep your sanity intact.
- Listen to the Buyer. The first step is also the hardest: Listen to your client.
- Set Expectations.
- Do Your Research.
- Be Honest.
- Communicate Often.
- Help Your Clients See the Potential.
- Have Empathy.
- Fire Them.
What if seller does not respond to request for repairs?
If your requests for repairs are refused by the seller, you are likely entitled to a refund of your earnest money on deposit.
How do you deal with difficult home sellers?
To properly deal with difficult home buyers or sellers, try to keep them informed. Many clients will spiral out of control if they feel ignored, so try to prevent that by keeping in touch with them. Every agent had to deal with that type of client that bombarded them with text messages, calls, and emails.
Can you walk away from selling a house?
Once the time limit has expired on the contingencies, you can still walk away from the house right up until closing, although you may lose your deposit. This is called liquidated damages. The seller could potentially sue you for specific performance, which means that you would be required to complete the contract.
How do you negotiate a repair request?
10 tips for how to have a good negotiation after a home inspection
- Review the report with your real estate agent.
- Prioritize repairs by cost and severity.
- Don’t sweat the small stuff.
- Request concessions for major items.
- Get quotes from contractors.
- Take the market into consideration.
- Know what “as-is” means.
How do I deal with an unreasonable buyer?
HOME SELLER TIP: Some times the best way to deal with an unreasonable buyer is to simply say no. This is often easier to do at the offer stage than after you are already in contract with the buyer.
What is a reasonable request for a real estate agent?
There really is not a standard for what is reasonable and what isn’t, however, below you will find a bit of guidance. If the real estate agent you have hired just submits your requests to the seller or their agent, without giving you any advice, there may be a problem. This is not the kind of agent you want representing you.
What does ‘as is’ mean when buying a house?
The term “as is” is rarely tacked on a property that’s perfect and move-in ready. On the contrary, “as is” homes are often in disrepair, because the sellers can’t afford to fix these flaws (which would help them sell the home for a higher price).
Are You a reasonable buyer when it comes to home inspection?
If you have found a home that meets all your needs, consider being a reasonable buyer when it comes to home inspection requests. The best real estate agents understand how to negotiate home inspection problems. There is usually a give and take where both parties feel like the conclusion is a reasonable one.