YUP thats the solution and in GA most houses are post and beam so that should not be an issue finding the sewer outletI think the seller may have some issues now that this potential buyer opened up pandora's box by notifying the health department and building department.. really depends on how aggressive those departments are .. in some areas this would be a major issue some probably could give a rip. 

In NJ it would cost me more money to remove the pool (you aren't allowed to just fill the pool in) - you have to rip it out.I kept the pool and put the maintenance on the renters. 

A deck builder build a deck I will have to rebuild soon and a roofer cost me $7000 to rip his new roof off to replace with right away since he installed so badly.

I am open to lending a hand however I can whether that be analyzing deals, optimizing marketing campaigns, ripping out dry wall, picking up 4x4s from Home Depot…you name it!

I didn't want to low-ball, I didn't want to make them feel like I was ripping them off.

Obviously, a broker that doesn't rip me off.

I've never had to rip out flooring.

Establish a good relationship, pay them on time, as long as they don’t try and rip you off, just have them take care of the issue and send you a bill.

Just educate yourself on conventional Fannie Freedie loans and let it rip. 

The salesperson over-promised the $15,000 service and it’s a complete rip-off.