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I'm not "unhappy" about it. How could I be unhappy? But I have been on the receiving end of such (what I perceive to be) petty requests as a vendor. It soured the feeling of goodwill I had towards the purchaser, which I think is a pity. I just wouldn't have done it. Others said the same...

If I inspected a property and then the day of settlement there was a substantial change, I would consider holding money back. I would possibly do that if the vendor had removed light fittings, the dishwasher, the air-conditioner etc. But to hold back money because some leaves had dropped into...

Maybe the vendors were happy with only the $250 reduction because you didn't find the "real" problem :eek:. Seriously, if just all seems a bit cheap to me. I've never asked for such a reduction, never will. You sound very pleased with yourself, and I guess part of that is that some of us here...

Good luck with that one. I believe this is the landlord's responsibility.

If the drains were clear one month ago and chock full now then are you going to get them cleared monthly?

If you are settling tomorrow, just clean them tomorrow. This does sound very petty. I wouldn't do it.