buying town house - waiving off inspection after accepting offer from buyer

[psycopk]

nuvvu clear ga visit chesi chusko... 

two things to look for 

1) bathrooms/closets lo molds...

2) under the sink in kitchen and bathrooms..pipes ela unai.. sink full ga water unte emana leaks avutunai aa lantivi..

 

inka rest anta community meda ne padutundi elagu... so inspection not needed...

condo ke 17k extra petav petav kada.. emi una maha aaite oka 5k avudi... 

 

[KATHRI]

2 hours ago, Vaaaampire said:

Last para. Thats what i have been saying. Unfortunately most of the folks who gave advice here might not know that hoa covers those for townhomes.

 

 

That’s not true for all townhomes.

there are some townhome communities with $30 hoa and some with $200.

the higher once in our area take care of ext and roof

[AvramFaind]

Waiving off inspections can be a common practice in some real estate markets, especially in competitive ones like NJ. However, it's crucial to carefully consider the risks involved, especially in an older property. Since it's a 40-year-old townhouse, there could be hidden issues like mold or structural problems.Given the age of the property, you might want to consider Mold Testing as part of your due diligence, even if you decide to waive the general inspection. Mold can be a hidden problem that may not be apparent during a regular inspection. It's better to be safe and informed about potential issues before committing to the purchase.