<prompt> Human: Im not sure where to put this but I really appreciate the advice this community shares so Im hoping you can help me in a tough situation.My fiance and I are scheduled to close on our first house tomorrow evening. Its been a long, hellish road that has been far more difficult even than this complex process should be. I wont get into the details leading up to this as theyre not really relevant.However, we did finally get all the way to final walkthrough on a house and we found out that the seller did not perform most of the agreed upon repairs in our addendum. In addition, they damaged a lot of the wood floors during moving. They also still have a lot of random stuff at the house even though we are scheduled to close within 24 hours. According to the listing agent, the sellers were meeting with their attorney to sign closing papers tonight.The repairs were agreed to fairly easily and nothing was too excessive so were very frustrated that they werent completed, let alone the new damage. We probably could handle the repairs we agreed on ourselves but it would force us to give up or postpone other changes we wanted to make to the house personal preference changes that didnt make sense to put in an addendum.Were inexperienced in this process and this has just been one more difficulty weve run into. Do any of the fine redditors on rpersonalfinance have advice for getting the repairs done?  <response>: If they agreed to and signed the addendum,and it means that much to you, threaten to walk or delay the closing. Call the bank and attorneys office doing the closing and let them know whats going on. Also, check with your realtor first before doing anything. 