There is a concept in the law where when a contract has ambiguity it will be interpreted in favor of the party that did NOT write the contract.

If the analogy is not clear, writing a letter to get these funds is easy.  

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

He helped me identify two properties that I am under contract for as I write this located in Texas and North Carolina.

No point in writing offers that have little to no success of being validated by the lender or appraiser. 

If the seller is now asking to be able to complete the home inspection, without first fixing the gas leak, I again don't have any issue with that as long as its inside your inspection period and you have the credit etc in writing at this point. 

I'd love to be wrong, but that just does not seem like something one would write out.

If not no worries, I will appeal and write back here to tell you all about the experience for the next Middletown ct person!

@Chris SeveneyYou should write a book about your experiences.Thanks for sharing.

Then it shouldn't be that difficult, but do put everything in writing and sign it.