We went through the same thing last year in NC. We felt so fortunate to have found a buyer in a more than depressed market so we made up our minds that we would do whatever the inspection found that needed to be done. After all, if we wanted to sell, and we did, it would have to be done sooner or later. The inspection of our 20 year old frame house revealed a few flaws but our buyers were so happy with their purchase they waived us having to do any of them. Just pretend you are the buyer and it will be easier to accept responsibility for making needed repairs. As a previous poster commented, the inspector is being paid by the buyers so they feel obligated to "earn their money" so there's a good chance they will find something!
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