Would you waive inspection on an older five-bed Copenhagen property?

If service charges apply, inspect what they include and whether they reduce or merely relocate maintenance risk. Shared responsibility can soften one large repair, but it can also mean less control over timing. Don’t count the monthly charge twice as both protection and an ordinary bill.
 
There is also a non-financial limit: would an unresolved defect make the home unsuitable while repairs happen? With five bedrooms, buyers may focus on space and overlook disruption. Price the temporary inconvenience alongside the repair itself, especially if moving again would be difficult.
 
The thread seems to point to a sensible compromise: not “inspection or no inspection,” but a pre-arranged, genuinely usable inspection process backed by enough cash for known risks. If the seller will accept only a total waiver before the insurance concern is explained, walking away remains a valid outcome.
 
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