Until I get an inspection I'm trying to be optimisticEach unit is a smaller 2/1, pictures indicate the bathrooms are pretty tight/narrow. 

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When the property has defects, and the seller elects not to repair or remediate the issues which are raised by the buyer, the buyer can terminate the contract.Sale of a prior home contingency: This protects buyers who can't make two home paymentsIf the buyer needs to sell their current home by the deadline indicated in the contract, but they cannot find a buyer, they can escape the contract,”Appraisal contingency: This safeguards the buyer by stipulating that the property must appraise for the indicated sale price, at minimum, or the contract can be nullified.

One indicator that we are in Price Consolidation is volume.

I can see the use of software and individual coaching. 

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I indicated the other inspector required it.  

Although I'm sure there are still FSBOs to be found on classified sites I don't feel like sifting through 1,000 agent ads to find 1 FSBO.As far as I can tell it looks like most of the sellers who would have been pure FSBOs back in the day are now using flat fee MLS listings but the way our public MLS sites are set up here in Ontario there's nothing in the listing like: "Contact Seller Directly" to indicate which are FSBOs and which aren't.Tell me if I'm crazy but the best idea I've come up with to find what I think are likely to be FSBOs is to sort listings by high days on market and look for ones listed with an out-of-town broker.

Since a broker's license is individual, they may be held personally liable.

Yes, we generally like to see both an umbrella commercial policy for the LLC or corporation (don't do flips individually!)