Reinspection or a final walk through.

Since many loan sales are bid subject to due diligence or simply a final bid, escrows are at best, awkward to work with.

I will definitely take this info into account and will have to make a final calculation on repairs after I see the property but I do agree with you.

The home owner just paid a lot of money for the home or business and the law tells them they have to keep their yard clean, or the city will come and give them a fine for not doing so.

to go through everything with a fine toothed comb.Alternately, some sort of clerical error by someone, somewhere, has caused this to happen to your house when it should be the neighbor's.

But since I'm licensed I also go through the MLS with a fine tooth comb every day and work in other areas as good deals come up.

I do pull title on those and go through it with a fine tooth comb.If I were you, and I was OK with the physical faults with the property, I would just do my due diligence on the title, and proceed with it if comfortable with whats on it.

I'd say that so far, I'm leaning towards new siding, I'm going to have to get an exact price on what that would cost and make a final budget, because there are several other items that are still not totally nailed down as far as either if we'll do them or not and others like the new carpet where we could spend more or less.

It seems in looking at @Lynn Currie  pics the floors look like they have a finer grain, or is that correct?

I'm also graduating in December with a Finance Degree and work experience as a credit manager for a construction supply company.