Focus on major systems, structure, and safety issues rather than cosmetic items like paint or outlet covers—you can fix aesthetics easily but foundation or roof problems are expensive. Don’t let minor issues distract from evaluating the home’s real condition. A $20 outlet cover replacement isn’t worth negotiating over, but a $15,000 roof replacement definitely is.
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