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Definitely negotiate heavily if you like the house other than this. If they aren’t willing to budge then walk away. Ask for a credit that’s is significantly above what the plumbers recommended fixing cost is. Maybe you can score
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No house is perfect (even a new build). The point of an inspection is so that you can understand what might need immediate attention.
Is this a $500 problem? Or a $5,000 problem? Also, does this feel like something that someone would have caught on their own?
If it’s a cheap problem, and doesn’t feel like it’s something that they would have known about, I’d suck it up and move on. Maybe ask them to allow you to get it repaired before you close so you don’t have to worry about it.
If it’s an expensive problem, or something they clearly should have known about, I’d ask for a credit. Most sellers will likely accept it and move on.
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To clarify, I mean I would move on with the sale and close on the house if it’s a relatively cheap fix.