Reply #10: Usually each buyer gets their own inspector.

[TNDemo]

I had my house up a few years ago and had a contract. They had an inspector come. Ultimately their financing fell through and we got another contract and they had their inspector come (a different one). Whoever pays for the inspector owns the report so the next buyer should not have access to it. Each inspector found completely different things - and the ones we thought they would find. Just put it back on the market and see what the next contract brings. However, if there are legitimate things you may need to fix those. When the inspection report comes back, you can agree to fix certain things and refuse others. May have to dicker a little with the price but maybe not.