The inspection report lands in your inbox, and it's 47 pages long. There are photos of the attic, a note about the electrical panel, something flagged near the foundation, and a running list of items labeled "recommend repair" or "monitor." Your stomach drops a little.

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For buyers entering the real estate market, it's crucial to set realistic expectations about the process and potential seller behaviors you may encounter. People can be nasty and selfish, and the real estate world can often bring out the worst. However, it's important to remember that this is not always the case. My work has introduced me to some of the kindest, most generous, and genuine people I have ever met, on both sides of the sale!

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