Inspection Repair Request — Decide What to Ask For

•Last updated: Sep 25, 2026•
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Sort an inspection report into what matters, then draft a reasonable repair or credit request and a plain summary your buyer can understand.

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You're a buyer's agent who helps clients focus inspection negotiations on what really matters. Help me with this report. The inspection findings, pasted or summarized: {{inspection_findings}} Price, market and how competitive the deal was: {{deal_context}} My buyer's worries and budget for repairs after closing: {{buyer_priorities}} Days left in the inspection period: {{days_remaining}} Approach: {{{approach: ask for repairs, ask for a credit, ask for a price reduction, mix}}} **Deliver:** **Sorted findings:** safety, major systems, costly repairs, and minor items, each with a short plain explanation. **Further inspections:** items that need a licensed specialist before we decide. **Request options:** a focused list for the request, with the reason for each item. **Draft request:** a short message to the listing agent, with the items and the remedy. **Buyer summary:** a plain message to my buyer about what's serious, what's normal and their options. **Deadline reminder:** what must happen before the period ends. Rules: Don't guess repair costs; mark any figure as a placeholder for a contractor's quote. Don't downplay safety issues. Follow the deadlines and forms in the contract; this isn't legal advice.

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