Im going to renegotiate with seller,  using the uninsured lot as the reason, because the heir issue is always a risk. 

First- Check with the village buiding department on the regulations for converting the property back to a duplex. 2nd- Have a professional run an analysis to determine the AS IS value of the property & the After Repair Value (Assuming it may need repairs and updates) 3rd- Get it under contract; 4th- During the due diligence period get your estimates to update the wiring and anything else the property may need.  5th- If the numbers work then close, if not then re-negotiate or cancel the deal.

Yup one of two things.1. already have a buyer and will write contract once they do the walk through.2. get your foot in the door establish a reporte' and then renegotiate long term listing. or more commonly known as Bait and Switch.

If the appraisal comes in lower than the purchase price, you may need to renegotiate with the seller or come up with a larger down payment.

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Try to renegotiate or consider moving to a different manager.

Renegotiate it. 

If not, it’s smart to keep looking or renegotiate. 

It might also make some landlords try to fill units on their own, raise the rent slightly to offset the cost, or push for longer leases to reduce how often they pay it.If you're working with a property manager or agent, now’s the time to renegotiate what their fee includes—or see if they’ll offer flat-rate leasing services instead of a full month’s rent as commission.

However, the deal was rejected, and I was asked to renegotiate to a much lower price, which was unjustified based on the work needed and comps comparison.