What should Aaron include in his purchase offer for the condominium he wants to buy?

In a purchase offer for a condominium, it’s important to specify any conditions or requests that the buyer wishes to be included in the sale, such as personal property or items that are part of the home. Requesting that the current owners leave all window coverings is a practical consideration because these items are often part of the home’s accessories and can affect the buyer's immediate living situation.

Including such requests ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what is included with the purchase, potentially avoiding any misunderstandings after the sale is finalized. This type of request is common in real estate transactions and should be documented in the purchase offer.

The other options, while they could be relevant aspects of a real estate offer, do not directly relate to the physical inclusions of the property itself in the same concrete way as window coverings. For instance, asking for a price reduction on closing costs is more about financial negotiation rather than specific items included in the sale. Similarly, the request for a home warranty pertains to protection and assurance rather than physical items, and requesting the inclusion of all furniture could complicate negotiations unless the furniture is specifically agreed upon as part of the sale.