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If you're selling a house and get through inspection and one of the asked for kitchen appliances breaks down one week later (because it was old), before closing. What is the best way to handle the situation? Do you recommend disclosure and some sort of monetary compensation? If so, How much? Been advised to "replace" but it is a very old appliance that was a miracle it lasted as long as it did? It was worth $0. I want to be a good/honest seller but replacing an old appliance (which was observable when touring property and buyers did not have inspected) seems unrealistic. This was not intentional. I just think honestly is the best policy here. I'm confused by the realtor "something has to be there that's comparable". So we are trying to vacate but now have to buy an appliance? An appliance worth way more than what was there? As a buyer I would be agreeable to a discussion with understanding as the appliance is definitely not the reason I want the house. I just want everyone to be happy in the end. Would like perspective and maybe I'm way off base as I know being a realtor has to be trying at times, so thanks for any input.

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