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I’m more cautious than evae. Even an affordable gap can become uncomfortable if the inspection produces repairs and the seller refuses credits. Set one total cash limit covering the valuation shortfall, repairs and transaction costs—not separate maximums that could all hit at once. Then compare...

I would ask the reverse too: “What will you definitely not do?” Exclusions often reveal more than the headline package, especially around negotiation, paperwork and communication with third parties.

I’d also ask what “average to good” means in practical terms. Are there condition notes covering the roof, windows, heating, bathrooms and kitchen? A tidy presentation can still leave substantial work, while an older-looking property may be sound.