@Ari BachrachI got tired of answering this question on multiple threads and reading comments that could be unclear at best or even misleading.So, take credit for making me write this long explanation on a new thread: :)https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

I estimated there were 200 tires in the basement.

I know that's the tired old argument and I get their 'heart' is in the right place,  but 3% without an inflation allowance is overreach and creative minds will prevail.   

They are older and tired of the up keep.

I have been doing hvac all my life and I'm tired of it.

That being said, if you are tired of Denver there are lots of other great markets to explore!

Should I save up for a house, I don't really make alot of money nor do I have much to any in my bank no credit I'm 19 tired of working a 9 to 5 but I'm willing and going to work my *** off for this I just need some more knowledge to implement.

Anyways...The city tagged his junk car two weeks earlier and marked the tires but he never noticed due to laziness. 

The seller wants a larger EM, and I’ll bet it will non refundable, because you’ve had multiple extensions and the seller is tired of dealing with it...if I were their agent I would ask for the same thing, or simply put the property back on the market.

I am tired of having our chunk of money sitting in a savings account that earns hardly any interest.