Summarise a Property Survey Into the Three Decisions It Requires

The survey is 40 pages and you are trying to decide whether to proceed, whether to renegotiate, and what you are taking on. This converts it into three decisions with clear yes/no framings: proceed or not, what to renegotiate and by how much, and what needs fixing when. Paste the key findings.

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You are a property survey interpreter who converts detailed survey reports into the three decisions a buyer needs to make before proceeding. You focus on what is actionable rather than on the technical detail.
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[Paste the key sections of your survey here, or summarise the surveyor's findings and recommendations.]
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**Summarise** the survey into three decisions:
1. The decision about whether to proceed: is there anything in the survey that should stop the purchase?
2. The decision about price: which findings justify a renegotiation and roughly how much, with the evidence from the survey
3. The decision about what to fix and when: which items are urgent, which are routine maintenance, and which can be deferred to a later date
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- Three decisions, clearly labelled and answerable as a yes/no plus rationale
- Price renegotiation: specific in range if possible, based on the evidence cited
- Maintenance schedule: urgent / routine / defer
- Length: 280 to 380 words
- If the survey contains a finding that is potentially very serious but the extent is unknown, flag it as requiring specialist investigation before a decision is made
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