Most of the time, it’s smarter to share only the items you’re actually asking the seller to fix or credit. A full inspection report can feel like a firehose of information, and a lot of it has nothing to do with your negotiation. When you keep the focus on the specific issues you want addressed, the conversation stays calmer, clearer, and more productive.
Your agent can still pull the relevant sections of the report so the seller sees the context without being handed every minor note the inspector made. It keeps things fair, avoids unnecessary tension, and helps the deal move forward smoothly.