Originally Posted by Spoiler (Post 3953469)

Lein,

I was a home inspector and a licensed contractor for years on the side of my day job as a Professional negotiator....

Your plan above is very good. But also consider that you may be better off to request repairs to be fully completed by a licensed foundation repair contractor before closing and then a favorable re-inspection report completed again as well. (Of course the Re-inspection to be paid for by the seller).

The reason a check at closing is less appealing is because there could be unknown hidden issues (rot, mold, termites) that the repairs would find.


I would think that just by asking for this, the seller will back out and you will get your earnest money refunded.

You won’t get your inspection fee refunded, but you can consider that as money well spent. You were certainly wise for insisting on an inspection...

-Sp

Originally Posted by old guy (Post 3953474)

:iagree::iagree:
Wrote just about the same thing and then deleted it :bowrofl: after reading Spoiler’s post

Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3953036)

i aint tell'n you duude..

:mad:

:gtfo2:

Originally Posted by Spoiler (Post 3953469)

Lein,

I was a home inspector and a licensed contractor for years on the side of my day job as a Professional negotiator....

Your plan above is very good. But also consider that you may be better off to request repairs to be fully completed by a licensed foundation repair contractor before closing and then a favorable re-inspection report completed again as well. (Of course the Re-inspection to be paid for by the seller).

The reason a check at closing is less appealing is because there could be unknown hidden issues (rot, mold, termites, improper drainage) that the repairs would find.

I would think that just by asking for this, the seller will back out and you will get your earnest money refunded.

You won’t get your inspection fee refunded, but you can consider that as money well spent. You were certainly wise for insisting on an inspection...

-Sp

Originally Posted by Zoren 370 (Post 3953112)

Btw speaking of covid I have couple of patients died of covid and life insurance wouldn’t pay family.

Saying the pandemic is an act of war by China against the world!

F*ck that BS... family is fighting it at court!

God knows how many years this will be finished!

Those insurance are worst than Dracula! They bleed you till you die.

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 3953368)

Got a very lucrative job offer from a friend of mine. Out of the blue for sure. I have no idea what to do.

Originally Posted by redondoaveb (Post 3953388)

I'd watch this video but the first Prof. Simon dragged on forever. That guy is boring. :icon14:

Originally Posted by Ghostvette (Post 3953484)

I was having a hard time focusing on anything other than his teef....:icon14::icon14:

Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3953465)

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:mad:

Originally Posted by JLarson (Post 3953457)

If you're content where you are, stay. If you dream of the good life and you're willing to work hard to get it, change. There is a cost to making money, and there is a cost to taking opportunity.

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 3953490)

Well that cost could be my health unfortunately. BP issues have been under control the last two-three months but have crept up in the last two weeks. I don't know, we met up yesterday to talk about things. I'll be speaking to his wife today at some point since she's been the one doing most of the role. We'll go from there. Where I'm at now has no room for growth in position/salary but is accomodating for my kiddo's schedule.

Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3953408)

correct me on what?:rofl2::rofl2: what did i ignore?

an inquiring mind would love to know...