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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How much of that $15k was attributed to each item in the estimate? The driveway and furnace are not reasonable asks, so if most of the estimate are for those two line items I can see why they might have felt it would be pointless to negotiate. [/quote] Chimney inspection alone is 15k. This is kind of a self made problem actually. The sellers replaced a regular fireplace with a wood burning stove. Apparently it needs a longer chimney to take the hot sparks away from the house, not just a liner. So the way to address it cheap(er) is to seal the chimney and replace the wood burning stove with a gas fireplace. It is dangerous to use as is Everything else is a cherry on top and can be adequately addressed for about 2-3k, assuming we leave the furnace be [/quote] Why do you need to convert it to gas? It’s probably less expensive to remove the stove insert and convert it back to a standard wood burning fireplace. [/quote] Because according to the inspection the chimney is still not up to code for that, and it will come back to me during resale.[/quote] In what respect is it not up to code for a wood burning fireplace?[/quote] (Fwiw, I strongly prefer a wood burning fireplace)[/quote]
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