They definitely took your premium, but when problems happen they look for technicalities in order not to be responsible. 

The problem with buying something in near perfect condition is you need the market to really perform to see appreciation.

My view is inspectors find problems, it is their job.  

Their personal problem does not effect your contract in any way.

@Brian Larson Kudos to you for thinking outside of the box and problem solving a housing need. 

Enhancing the property's curb appeal and ensuring well-organized financial records contribute to a successful sale.

I have already had the pleasure of speaking with a few of you from Atlantic Canada here on bigger pockets. perhaps we can use this thread or create one to help with current issues problems or solutions to issues and challenges we face thoughts? 

Our focus is on delivering 20 top-tier leads each week, so you can spend less time on lead generation and more time closing deals.If you’re interested in streamlining your lead flow and enhancing your success in the Texas market, I’d love to discuss how we can work together.Looking forward to your thoughts!

ALSO they have regs on rooming houses only allowed in specific zoning, similar zoning as for hotels;  only on main streets in business districts AND you have to apply for licensing and blabla as for a hotel..That said;  there is a small movement supporting rent by the room as a small step toward solving affordable housing. 

Has anyone else dealt with this problem?