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You're cutting your nose off to spite your face at this point if you walk away
I agree, to an extent. This is their opportunity to get negotiating experience.
@PhilDAS Get back to the EA with a revised offer. Best guess. i.e. worst case £20k to fix the lot (wall, chimney, roof). They might tell you to do one, they might not. Take it from there. If you've already decided to sack it off, there's no harm in it.
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Interesting.
I feel the outcome will be determined by how keen the sellers are to move.
If they have a place lined up already, and have had some buyers pull out, they will negotiate and you will be able to chip them a fair amount.
If you are the first buyers and they feel they can afford the wait, they will push as hard as they like and try and test you.
I would, personally, get in touch with the seller. Try and strike up a dialog. Going through the EA won't really work here. Also, I'd start looking for another place, a plan B, as you might need it.
FWIW, any roof over 20 years old would be classed as end of life, so don't read too much in to that on it's own. We had a similar report for ours, OG unlined Edwardian tiled roof. It's still going after a £7k service. If the wooden roof structure is fucked somehow, that's another story. So I'd be keen to find out the real condition of the structure underneath. That's a Roofer's job, but as always, it will be hard to get them in to look without the possibility of a job lined up.
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Front motor long travel 4wd init. Super dynamic compared to the touring cars that are more point and shoot.
I lie though, it’s not entirely stock; the front has a ball diff not the geared diff.