No house is perfect. If the inspector finds problems, it doesn't necessarily mean the buyer won't buy the home. A buyer has the following options if something is found to be wrong with the home:

1. Buy the property as is
2. Request that you make repairs
3. Ask for an allowance be given at closing to cover the cost of the repairs
4. Rescind the offer and void the contract if the repairs exceed significant thresholds

Some buyers look at the home inspection as an opportunity for a second round of negotiations, and want everything fixed to bring a house into "as new" condition. This train of thought is not realistic. Generally any post-inspection negotiation focuses on items of a substantive nature or are health or safety related that may not have been disclosed or evident when an offer was made.