No obvious "gotchas" I can see, but I am always suspicious when the broker has had their own pre-sale survey done, (presumably by their own "tame" surveyor). I wouldn't trust anything in that survey, and realise you have already understand the need to commission your own.
A few other random points:-
I personally dislike having a completely squared odd counter stern. It is not helpful when trying to get going if the bow has been pushed away from the bank, but the stern is still touching it. A round stern will not attempt to run along the piling, but a square one may well try to.
Many people have a strong dislike of large area of painted wall paneling or ceilings. It has often been done as a cheap way to brighten a boat up for sale. It may be obscuring former damage from leaking windows or roof vents.
The PRM80 gearbox fitted to the engine is a basic "mechanical" changing type. They are OK, but often very clunky compared to the "hydraulic" types such as the PRM150.
And indeed scraping off of small areas of blacking to allow for the ultrasound testing.
Unfortunately if you have your own reputable surveyor they will also be scraping off similar areas, meaning you will need to at least re-black those areas, and probably better to re-black the whole to avoid a patchwork quilt effect.