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good point RE... as the vendor that signed this silly clause it would be incumbent on you to be able to prove it, hence you woul dhave to cough up for connectiuon fees. I have had this problem before too....

cool! well done. as a vendor I refuse to accept these annoying clauses... nothing worse than selling a property then being given a huge list of dubious electrical and plumbing issues 3 days before settlement. when you go to check it out take a plug in light or somehting so that you can be sure...

a common misconception... you need to refer to your contract. does it say in there anywhere that the vendor agrees that all electrical appliances will be working at settlement? (or the oven specifically?)

good one. who is the agent?

in WA it doesn't matter when the contract is signed, it is not a deal until the agent has communicated acceptance to the buyer. you obvioulsy can't talk to 2 agents at once so you are ok there... but best be straight on thhe phone once you have an accdeptance. and you are probably going SFA...

Kim you are getting too worked up. forget what the agent says or whatever as they are full of it, just put down what you want to pay. You don't need to write down a deadline, your written offer can be withdrawn verbally at any time up until the agent tells you it has been accepted. So just tell...