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I am supposed to close on a house tomorrow. As part of the contract, the seller agreed to "replace the dishwasher" after we asked them to repair it. At the final inspection today, the dishwasher has been replaced with one that is significantly older, rustier, and just all around shittier than what was there before (also a different brand if that matters). I am pissed, but the seller is adamant that because the repair list did not specifically say "replace with new dishwasher' they are off the hook. What are my options as far as this goes? It seems silly to lose a house over a dishwasher, but with that and various other shady repairs, I don't want to give these people a single cent. Is there a way to force their hand on this? If I refuse to sign at closing will I get earnest money back because we can not come to an agreement on their repairs? This is in NV.

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