Sellers are just more agreeable as they get past it and move on, buyers moved in and are there to stay.What you don't want to do (as in should not do as I know some would want to) is to sell at a significantly higher price than the fair market value, that will bite you, it can legally, professionally and ethically and ding your reputation if nothing else.

In the Judeo/Christian ethic we are taught that the borrower is always the slave to the lender (prov 22:7). 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

There are ethical and unethical operators, and folks who know what they are doing, and folks who don't.

She sent me a vague, hard-to-see photo of the eggs, but I took her word for it and sent a pest treatment guy there to treat the eggs and spray around the property.

Does anyone know if that is sufficient to receive that tax treatment?

Unfortunately as in the case with any large nationwide or franchise company, no two employees are the same or have the same training and ethics.

I have now been informed that they have found more tumors, and additional treatments will be necessary.  

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

They are a known fire hazard, blacklisted by many insurers and lenders for that very reason.From a financial standpoint, I would not want to be defending ($$$$) against lawsuits for the deaths of X number of adults and children who burnt to death because of a Stab-Loc panel, possibly looking to pierce the veil to satisfy a judgement.From an ethical standpoint, I want to rent safe housing to people and pets, not industry known hazardous housing.From an Asset Managers standpoint, I don't want Stab-Loc's (or the like) in my portfolio, any more than I'd want something that failed a Phase I Environmental Inspection.