Fire Inspection Forms

I recently had a home inspection of a property that I was interested in purchasing. On the vendor declaration form contained a basement fire, but after inspection, we determine that the whole house at one time was on fire. damaged by fire (from top to bottom).
The seller claims that the damage to his property earlier in 2000 and repaired by the previous owner. Before we find it, my offer price on a 3-unit multi-family home has been accepted to 120,000. However, since the house was on fire and repaired my bid price must change.

How much is the value of a house down after there was a fire and the damage repaired?

structure, a fire damaged repaired NO change in the assessment. If you're thinking like a car that was in a serious accident, forget it. The same concept does not apply to structures of real estate.

Your offer should remain unchanged, unless you can specifically point out the damage that has not been properly repaired.

The key word in your statement is repaired meaning of the subject property is fixed, and yet you have a problem with the shoe. If there are no problems in that the inspection is concerned, as lower labor or simply are afraid to admit WALK AWAY the Devil
Your Atty. should be able to get out of contract