When it comes to buying a new home, an inspection can sometimes make or break any chances of getting a final deal completed. Many buyers will go into a negotiation thinking the seller has left room on the table for future price negotiations after the home or condo has been inspected, therefore assuming they too should also leave a little bit of wiggle room when first presenting an offer. In theory, this approach might seem somewhat logical, but in reality, it’s one of the most common ways to lose out on a home you may really want.
Despite common assumptions about sellers, most go through all the necessary motions of getting their home or condo in tip-top-shape before going to market, helping ensure any possible transaction will go as smoothly as
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