Quite honestly in that scenario I get frustrated with the seller's agent because you know that The agent if they were doing their job would explain to them that that is not generally how these things go and that they are being unreasonable. 

Provide specific examples and explain the impact on other tenants.

Many people refer in this thread of submitting low offers just to get a counter(explained the counter in the other thread). 

They can explain what the requirements are and verify if this person holds the proper license.Anyone can get a license.

For a 7 year old roof you should be able to find replacement cost coverage on your roof if you want it.This is a really good example of why I always say insurance is not all created equal and it's important to have an agent that can/will intelligently explain policy provisions.It sounds like you determined you had ACV on your roof on your own. 

One last thing – we recommended you create a Status column on your spreadsheet, now we’ll explain why.

Since you are now up against it, I would first see if they are planning on moving, explain the situation, but back that up with an attorney ready to go.

If you're not a plumbing expert, hire a scope pro who understands plumbing and can walk you through everything (or have a trusted plumber watch the scope with you and explain it).I once bought a property where the seller had just installed a brand new sewer line.

@Michael Plaks thanks for explaining - seems like there is lack of clarity even among folks who handle tax preparation as professionals 😏One thing that struck me when I looked at my return is that my losses have been categorized as non-passive.

Can you explain why he doesn't qualify for REPS?