u/ellokittay

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but my partner and I fell in love with a beautiful home for sale in our ideal neighborhood. It’s right next to the lake and has 270 degree unobstructed views of the mountains and water. Built in 1985 and listed for 1.65m so it’s a MASSIVE purchase that we’ve been saving a very long time for. In our market, this price is pretty comparable to similar homes. There is a seller inspection report but I was surprised when our real estate agent suggested we waive a buyer inspection and go in with an initial offer of 1.5m. I feel like it’s not a good idea to waive a buyer inspection esp on an older home, but I’d like to hear some other perspectives. Happy to answer any follow up questions too

Yet I see so many other languages on there. They even have Fijian which is literally an island of less than 1mil people compared to Taiwan’s 20+million. Is it a political reason?

EDIT: Thanks for all the insights everyone! I learned so much and got some great resources for translation as well. For all the grumpy condescending folks - may your dumplings always leak in the steamer and may your boba tea always have grass jelly when you wanted boba pearls