Is an extra 2 weeks on the due diligence really worth the hassle and the potential for loosing the sale?

I'm quick to cut clients loose if they value my time, knowledge, and effort so little that they would fight me over a charge that comes out to a fraction of a percent of their purchase price.Why do you think an agent charging a fee for service is "unethical"? 

That just guaranties you will loose (default judgment).Laws vary GREATLY by state.

- windows - wrap trim and caulking- plumbing leaks in bathroom and laundry- water heater - replace cpvc with copper- chimney - complete flue liner and install chimney cap- secure small section of loose siding- carpentry work fixing section of basement stairs- deck - footings, hanger and replace/repair a split support postThank you!

The first 2 walk throughs had the sticky handprints, some loose cabinet handles.

There were added costs – Closing and title cost - $188,000 (that seems excessive, but whatever)Lender and acquisition finance costs – $1,189,000 (maybe that’s mostly points – doesn’t say)3rd party reports and due diligence - $118,000 (again, whatever)Legal costs – 402,000 (really?)

There are Specialty policies (often referred to as Excess or Surplus Lines) that should be able to write coverage.  

The property is valued in excess of $340k in early 2021.

My understanding is that AMT is meant to prevent tax evasion from excessive write offs. 

He recently lost all of his tenants at once because the FBI raided them relating to medicare fraud and writing excessive prescriptions for oxi.