My Glencoe inspection found problems. What are my options now?

Finding issues is normal; almost no home is perfect, and a thorough report on a Glencoe house usually lists a range of items. Your options depend on the contract and the severity. You can ask the seller to make repairs before closing, request a credit or price reduction to handle the work yourself afterward, accept the home as-is if the issues are minor or you've factored them in, or, for serious problems, exercise your inspection contingency and walk away. Many buyers focus negotiations on safety items and big-ticket systems, like the furnace, foundation, roof, electrical, or a rural septic, rather than every small maintenance note. Your real estate agent helps craft the request, and we're happy to clarify any finding so you and your agent can prioritize wisely. The report is your leverage; use it strategically. Have questions about your results? Call us and we'll walk through them with you, or if you haven't inspected yet, build a free instant quote online to get the facts first.