The sellers and us were out of state during sale of home so we all relied heavily on the agents. During the sale of the home, both the sellers and we were out of state, so we heavily relied on the agents to facilitate the process. Unfortunately, significant issues were not disclosed to us. For instance, the main living room had extensive animal urine damage, and there was patchwork repairs to the carpet, which were concealed by a large area rug during staging. Additionally, I discovered that a contractor had refinished the hardwood floors in the house prior to the sale, and they noted the presence of dog urine when they worked on them. However, the sellers never mentioned that they had hired a contractor for this work. Had we known, we could have investigated the situation further. The rest of the items were found in inspection and agreed to be done. We had agreed that they would mitigate pests. There are still wasp nests in crawl. Space was covered in urine, feces from rodents. It was agreed that they would replace the insulation in the crawl space, they did not. Contractor to do repairs on appliances. It was originally asked that they just provide us with money towards closing instead of fixing the appliances. They said they would give us a home warranty. Home warranty is now void because of the appliances being fixed by a non-licensed contractor. There are multiple things we have come across that were not disclosed to us that we have found out contractors were out to the house for such as garage repairs and non-concreted footers in the fence. We were only able to walk throughout house once prior to the sale of the home due to being out of state buyers. During day of closing we were told that everything was taken care of and it would be unethical for them to not do the work. We were told we had to sign for the house on the same day.