Yes it says seller will pay _____ . Seller can write in $0. That
means house sold "as-is". They can't force you to spend anything.
The last line has the option to reject the addendum. Seller simply
signs that and house is still sold "as-is". Lender and/or buyer can
walk away but seller is under no obligation to fix anything. See you
learned something today. If I were selling my home right now and that
sheet came in front of me I'd write $0 for repairs and sign the
rejection option.if a number was written in there I didnt like. .
Pest inspection is standard for seller so that is no biggie.
So aren't you wiser now. MAybe next time you sell a house you'll get
a lawyer and not get ripped.


On Aug 11, 9:20*pm, "Oscar" wrote:
"Big Jim" wrote in message

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Oscar got taken and is angry that not everyone is as clueless as he
is. *NO lender, buyer etc can force anyone to make major repairs.
They can deny the loan but that's it.

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Well Jim, *Here is an addendum, the seller _must sign_ when selling FHA
(all states have the addendum). I do notice they have areas now, where the
seller can put a cap on the $$ amounts to bring it up to FHA minimum
standards.

Just so you know, when you sign a contract, you have contractual
obligations. You appear to be the type, which would want to shrug them off.
That's when the buyer takes you to court.

Now, how's the crow taste? *BTW, there's no charge for teaching you a
lesson.http://realestate.utah.gov/REForms/N...A_addendum.pdf