Originally Posted By: mcyr
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First of all, there is no such thing as a perfect Home.
Second, the Architect of the Home should have made a punchlist of things that need corrected to be of acceptable value.
If those inspected items were of objectionable value to the new buyer, then he remedial process would be in order, by the Contractor or Builder.
Since this was a new Home, and chances are, that the Builder is long gone, I would suggest it be noted as such and the buyer can negotiate the price of the new home accordingly.
Marcel