I'm not making excuses just stating the reality of my situationNicole this could be a  Deal breaker.  

Let’s assume the seller can’t provide info, is that an automatic deal breaker?

Some people have advised me that in cold upstate NY winters this is a deal breaker, as renting will be difficult with huge utility bills.

Hello,I'm currently deployed to the middle east and am looking to get into the real estate circuit.

Meanwhile, when I looked up the code he quoted, I see nothing about having to have an owner's meter, just that the circuits from the tenants' meters must not supply common areas.  

Listing agents can be seller financing deal breakers, no question about it.  

If the financing offered by the seller is more advantageous than the buyer's other options then it's a plus; if not then it's a non-issue, as the buyer will obtain better financing through other means.On the other hand, if you're saying that the property owner will only sell with those terms, then it could be a deal breaker if the buyer has better means of financing available.

Has any vumber number users ever have trouble with "all circuits busy" message?

Nothing wrong with playing with Excel or your calculators, but there is a world of notes beyond institutional notes being dumped or getting into investor groups trading in some closed circuit or bucking brokers for a better deal.

What makes a property a deal breaker?