addition to inspection post

[bagged123]

What is the name of your state? CT
Ok, I finally got my inspection report on my house,it passed, but now the buyers agent is making comments that too much foundation is showing in the back of my house. NOTE: my house is on a hill and it has a walk out basement. So she is pushing for the buyers to ask for more money off of the price, also on the sales contract they did not a credit for the driveway that we were offering and now they want that credit due to their agent pushing them to get it. The inspection was done my Tiger inspection - anyone know or used these guys before?


my house: its 6 years old and we didn't pave the driveway yet so we were offering a credit.

Note: all the yards in my neighbor hood are all the same, meaning there is no slopes or hills going from yard to yard, its all even ground and every house on my side of the street has a walk out basement and all have the same amount of foundation showing.

So my question is, since the inspection came back fine no problems, but their agent is pushing for fixing to the backyard (fill and top soil added) is this a legtimate reason for them to back out of the deal if we do not agree to offer a credit for that?

If they do decide to backout due to this, is there anything I can do?

[moburkes]

I would have added this to my previous post, instead of referring to that post, but expecting the readers to go digging it up on their own.

[lcannister]

What does your contract indicate concerning the inspection? That is where your answer is. It would appear from your post you have no obligations but without word for word verbiage from the contract we do not have a definative answer to give.

If you have no obligation then you keep their earnest money, perhaps, unless the contracts contain language negating that right.

[bagged123]

its based on the inspection, BUT the inspection report is fine, its their agent pushing the top soil - fill issue not the inspector.

so the inspection is done and clean. So would this even fall under the "inspectoin" context of the sales agreement?