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After the Home Inspection
How to Negotiate Repairs, Credits, and Concessions, Handle a Seller Who Won't Budge, and Decide When to Walk Away, for Buyers and SellersBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 5m
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The inspection report just landed, and the deal you were celebrating a week ago suddenly feels like it could fall apart. The buyer wants tens of thousands in repairs; the seller offers nothing; both sides are bracing to lose the house, the earnest money, or their nerve. Agents give conflicting advice, the contract clauses read like another language, and the clock is running. After the Home Inspection is the plain playbook for that exact moment. Unlike a general first-time-buyer guide, it starts when the report arrives and walks straight through to the closing table, coaching buyers and sellers alike on what is reasonable to ask, what is smart to concede, and when to walk. Inside, you'll learn: No panic, no guesswork, no leaning on whichever party shouts loudest. Just a calm, step-by-step way to turn a scary report into a decision you can defend.
Audiobook details
GenreOther
Length3 hrs 5 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 4, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2The Report Just Landed
3Chapter 1: Read the Report Without Panicking
4Chapter 2: Your Contract Is the Rulebook
5Chapter 3: The Buyer's Ask, Built to Be Taken Seriously
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6Chapter 4: Repairs, Credits, Price Cuts, and Concessions
7Chapter 5: The Seller's Response That Keeps the Deal Alive
8Chapter 6: When the Seller Offers Zero
9Chapter 7: Big-Ticket Findings, Decoded
10Chapter 8: Verify, Re-Inspect, and Walk It One Last Time
11Chapter 9: Protect the Earnest Money
12Chapter 10: Knowing When to Walk Away
13Chapter 11: When Your Agent's Advice Doesn't Add Up
14Chapter 12: Old Houses, As-Is Deals, and Lopsided Markets
15From Panic to a Decision You Can Defend
16Quick Reference: Terms, Templates, and a Post-Inspection Checklist