@Russell Brazil what is it 80 or 90% of real estate agents fail in the business?

Even if you want to, they'll throw up all sorts of stuff to keep you from getting info on the property to write an offer.That I think is a major fail in this business and what'll doom it. 

As long as you aren't telling a lie, or failing to disclose a material fact where a lender would make a decision relying on your statements and disclosures, you should be fine.

Toilets overflow, seals fail - just happens. 

This is what it says:“ if seller fails or is unable to satisfy valid title objection to add or prior to the closing or any unilateral extension thereof, which would prevent the seller from conveying good and marketable title to the property, then buyer, among its other remedies, may terminate the agreement without penalty upon written notice to the seller.

It fails almost every test a reasonable people would consider in making an investment. 

It's thrifty, it's efficient, and it's going to fail unless they are cleaner and more respectful than average so who would have an issue with that?

Most businesses fail because the owners don't know how to read financial statements and see if a business/property is making money.

I have replaced a LOT of ancient 60 era baseboard rads & there's always that failed $118 solenoid at 2am or a random air release valve corrodes & creates an airlock. 

Closing is under 2 weeks and I failed the CO inspection.