If the appraisal supports your contract price and the inspection doesn't reveal anything major beyond what you can see, then you should stick to your contract price. 

Preliminary walk-through reveals above average condition with limited or no deferred maintenance (full inspection to be done before closing).Purchase price: $125,000 (assumed, still need to negotiate. 

I was selling a building and when the buyer did a survey, it revealed that the neighbors property was overhanging mine by 1.5 feet.

I do believe the grandmother's account regarding the nail in the pipe is the actual cause for the floor replacement in the in-law suite.The original termite and moisture inspection report did not mention the additional moisture intrusion issues in the crawl space, which my inspection revealed.

Maybe I should reveal that I am a German male (trying for 25 years to improve but the DNA sticks) at this point.

But isn't a seller legally required to reveal pre-existing issues (that they are aware of) Which, having lived in this home for several years she would have known.

No personal information or other personal details are revealed in the pictures.Would there be anything wrong to use a couple of these pictures in the new ad to attract the next tenant?

An Inspection should also reveal some repairs if you have an inspector that knows what to look for..

We'd be very happy just to break even.We had a bunch of initial expenses - lead testing revealed we had to replace all the windows and the oil furnace died so we are in the process of upgrading it to natural gas.

It does not and can not supersede state laws, municipal ordinances and administrative regulations.Some of the many extremely problematic examples a forum search will reveal:"My tenant has gotten a service animal when my lease has a no-pet clause!"