In the mid west and deep south the marketing companies and turn key providers create market demand as opposed to market demand being made organically.

You could have them repair it (if it's not selling "as-is") or just demand a lower price or you walk since you should have a contingency dependent on the inspection.

I'm researching the PM accounting software space right now - almost finished.Regardless which software you use, demand a balance sheet.  

But you could posit that ranch homes with a single story could be more attractive to an aging population and demand a premium. 

Conversely someone who has a long track record of success will demand a lower percentage because they have proven themselves over time.

The Clerk will not attempt to or assist in trying to track down a release.The attorney can send a demand letter to the "lender" and demand a corrected release. 

I wouldn't they are not in as high demand as single family and do not appreciate as well.

Downtown condos are being built and seeing a strong demand as well. 

They have insufficient collateral, risk pricing would demand a much higher rate.

Now, they have asked us to pay for paint so they can repaint the living room ("the current color was a crappy job", they demand a backsplash in the kitchen....I understand I have repaired more often than what tenants would like but is this ridiculous?