It was mostly cosmetic (other than than HVAC/roof/deck/tree removal) and they were done in 2 weeks even after painting the entire house inside and out, and replacing driveway.

And I went through the same attorney I went through for closing and title search to remove the ex off of the deed. there is no way she messed up. the contact was weird, I mean, all this woman cared about and held up the attorney for over an hour was how does she get the house back.

I have trained my ChatGPT to remove these but I have noticed a lot of people have not done that yet.BP does not allow it in their policies but it does not seem to be a policy that is able to be enforcedWhat are your thoughts on this?

The lender said this was standard language, but they don't enforce it..however they refused to remove it.   

I did a complete upgrade on electrical and plumbing, and a complete remodel to the home including removing wall and finishing the full basement.

If they are slightly higher, you will need to use a chisel and remove a slight amount from each to make sure they are flush.Consider posting a photo or two if this is not the issue.

Always get a signed lease then security deposit before removing a home from the market. 

Removing and replacing the tub would be a nightmare because it would require redoing the tilework. 

You may be able to remove the escrow account as well which COULD help reduce the monthly a bit.

All we had done to the property was tree trimming and junk removal.