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Old 06-22-2009, 03:53 PM   #8
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Depends on the repair. If an appliance doesn't work (my case), then yes - certainly expect them to repair/replace. However, what you're going to get is a laundry list of every possible flaw. And every home, no matter how well prepared, will have such a list. If the owner is no longer in the area, repairs become more difficult. Is it worth it to you to fight for touching up paint or making other minor corrections? Your realtor will advise you on what is best. If you fight for every little thing, though, the seller may decide you're too much trouble and let the deal fall through.
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