You have choices: ask the seller to repair the issues, request a credit or price reduction, accept it as-is, or — within your inspection period — cancel and keep your deposit. We decide together based on what's serious.
First, don't panic — almost every home, even new ones, has something. The question is whether the issues are minor and expected or serious and costly.
From there you have options: ask the seller to make repairs, request a credit or price reduction to handle it yourself, accept the home as-is, or, if it's within your inspection period, cancel and keep your deposit. I help you weigh which findings are worth pushing on and which are normal, then negotiate the best path. Knowledge here is leverage, and it's all about protecting your money and peace of mind.
This answer is general education, not legal, tax, or financial advice. Your situation is unique — let's talk through the specifics together.
That's exactly what I'm here for. Ask away — no pressure, no jargon, just straight answers.