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New house I'm buying has issues, before closing date..

Hi guys, i'm buying a house in mason, ohio and my agent had offered me to come see the house one more time before signing the Title papers on Sept 1st.

While looking around the house earlier today i noticed the basement wall has a pretty big water leak stain (i forgot the word for it, but its yellow and about 2 feet long).

this is my first time buying a house and i have no idea what to do... im also having big issues with my mortgage company, they're the main reason the closing date keeps being delayed. originally i was supposed to move in to my new house on the 27th, but they moved it because apparently underwriting had not sent the final approval which i understand but my loan officers assistant brought up if i it takes too long then they will have to completely terminate the contract (which isnt my fault, ive given them all of my documents ?XD).

my agent is aware of this and she said she will speak with the realtor and see what the seller can do about it.

im so upset and frustrated about this because i haven't moved in yet and the house already started to disappoint. im also new to the state (ohio) and it seems to rain here alot, like pour buckets from the sky.... if the house is in that condition i have no idea what will happen in autumn or winter.

any agent that could help me out? or give me an advice?

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